We remember at the Round Table.  The circle is activated and consciousness takes shared form. Twelve positions surround the center and sustain a living geometry. Here a natural order is established: an alliance of perception that opens a new state of consciousness. The archetypes of being arrange themselves to recalibrate the origin of the philosopher’s stone, the one that aligns mind, heart, and action to manifest heaven on earth. At the center of the circle, Excalibur defin

The altar and the table of origin Every transformation needs a place where it can happen. Not because the universe requires it, but because consciousness recognizes it. Nothing truly profound occurs in absolute disorder. Even chaos, in order to reveal itself, needs a frame. That is why, since ancient times, human beings have created altars. What an altar is An altar is not an object. It is a spatial decision. It is the act of separating a fragment of everyday space in order t

The Philosopher’s Stone and the body of origin When the Philosopher’s Stone is mentioned today, most people immediately think of a modern story. They associate it with magic, fantasy, a legendary object that appears in novels or films. For many, the first time they heard that name was through Harry Potter , where the Philosopher’s Stone appears as an artifact capable of granting eternal life and transforming any metal into gold. But that image—powerful as it may be—is only a

Repairing Time seems to be one of the keys of the mission. The word repair  does not simply mean fixing something that broke. It comes from re-parar : to put back into parity, to make equal again, to resynchronize two things that were originally together and that, at some point, stopped vibrating at the same rhythm. From this perspective, repairing Time does not imply going backward or correcting mistakes, but restoring a relationship. In this case, the relationship between T

When I was a child and began to remember Egypt, I believed those memories belonged solely to the past. I felt that what I carried was ancient information, from about 12,000 years ago, and that my task was simply to tell humanity what had happened back then: what that world had been like, what knowledge had been lost, what civilization had existed before the collapse.  For many years I thought that my birth in Argentina had been almost random, as if I had appeared here only to

VIRTA WILL: THE VIRTUAL STATE When the idea of Bir Tawil appeared, the utopia felt too large. Too ethereal. Too much in the air. And I felt I needed to give it a frame. Something real. Something that could be touched. So I began to research how a country is created. It is not something taught in school. There is no manual that says: “Step one: get a territory. Step two: declare independence.” But there is  an international legal framework. And that framework is surprisingly s

Bir Tawil: The Blank Page When time breaks, something in space stops working. Because time and space are not separate things. They are two sides of the same coin. They are the two ways in which the universal mind unfolds into matter. Time is movement. Space is form. And when one goes out of alignment, the other fragments. In the previous days, I spoke about how to repair the clock. About how to synchronize internal cycles with external cycles. About how to calibrate conscious

We often hear phrases such as “What state are you in?”, “mental state,” “state of mind,” “nation-state.” We use the word constantly, yet rarely pause to understand what a state  truly is. Etymologically, the word state  comes from the Latin status , meaning “a way of being,” “position,” or “condition.” Status  derives from the verb stare , meaning “to stand,” “to remain,” “to be sustained.” A state, then, is the way something sustains itself. The manner in which something is

Yesterday we spoke about stories as keys—about how each myth is a circuit, each legend a coordinate. We spoke about the hero’s journey and how each person is the author of their own narrative. Today I want to share something that completely changes the way we understand social organization: The power of being. Ontocracy. What Ontocracy Is Ontocracy comes from two Greek words: ontos  (being) and kratos  (power). Power of being. Ontocracy is not a political ideology. It is not

Yesterday we spoke about the drop and the ocean—about how each of us is a drop of consciousness navigating the infinite ocean of the mind. Today I want to go deeper into something fundamental: what is that drop? What is the being that navigates? Because before building spaces to empower the being, before creating structures that sustain consciousness, we must understand what the being is. And the answer changes everything. The Being: The Point of Encounter Between I and Am Th

Today, January 1, 2026, I write these words like someone tracing a map to navigate the ocean. There is an ocean of consciousness. Infinite. Deep. Alive. And we are drops of that ocean. Each of us is a drop that contains, in its essence, the memory of the entire ocean. The drop and the ocean are the same. The difference lies in scale, in perspective. But both are made of the same substance, vibrate at the same frequency, contain the same information. This year is, for me, the

Matías Gustavo De Stefano Bide. That is my name. And like everything in this universe, it is not coincidence. Names are codes, seeds of consciousness planted at the exact moment to germinate at the precise time. Matías. From the Hebrew Matityahu, "gift of God" or "gift of Yahweh". The one who was given, who arrived as a present. Gustavo. From the Germanic Gustav, "staff of the gods" or "the one who holds divine power". The one who supports, who sustains structures. De Stefano