This space is for anyone who at least once in his life paused and asked oneself, "Why?" Here, we do not promise you any ready answers. But our Tradition may help you to make the first step on the Path where you could finally meet with yourself, and find your own answers, where you will be able to "realize yourself as a part of the world, and realize the world as a part of yourself". The Path that cuts straight through the Bazaar of Life, where the snail, not the lion leads the seeker, where the obstacles become a drainless source of joy, where your desires and your aspiration is the only guide and only compass, where you do it all for yourself, and get back in return only yourself.

"To become a master of oneself is the major task. It is the major work that the man must have done, it is the intention that he must embody, the assignment that he must realize in the creation. And he must do this work alone. Spiritual traditions, practical psychological knowledge that came out of the traditions, and the commandments of all world's religions alike compose a user's manual for the product known under the name of "human being". Only when the man becomes the master of all what has been given to him, he may be called the Lord of Creation, the Son of God, the Master of Nature. To put it into a modern computer slang, you must become a knowledgeable user, then an advanced user. And then a Master.
This is what we came here for. This is our mission, our destiny, this is the God's purpose indeed..." - INK

While some of the Masters of our Tradition visited North American continent in the past, it still largely belongs to Eastern Europe. This site and our Toronto team is the first attempt to share the knowledge of our Tradition with the people of North America. You will find here translations of the texts and books by Igor Kalinauskas, Eva Veselnitskaya and other Masters of Tradition, and information about upcoming events.

"This Tradition neither offers a groundbreaking world view, nor a groundbreaking human being theory. Actually, it does not search at all for any explanation of the 'how it is all made in fact?' variety. Neither does it attempt to perfect or to salvage the Creation. And, in this matter, it significantly differs from many other traditions.
This Tradition is interested in only one question: 'how do I learn to use myself and to use the world?' That is, it researches the ways and means to use, with maximum effectiveness, what has been already given to us. To use the Man, as a given, and to use the World, as a given.
It is not easy at all - to use what has been given. Because a lot is given to us. In plenty. And the real problem is not how to change or find something that seems to be lacking, but what to do with all our unused capabilities. Excessive 98% of capabilities from the point of view of mundane life." - AT