The only exit which remains for the Hero, the Vira, is not to escape from his terrestrial "I", but rather to strengthen it, in such a way that he may transmute it into an Absolute "I", by means of the Tantric ecstasies called Kaivalia (from Kundalini, of the Kaula Tantra, or Kula) which means "Separated", "Apart", contrary to Samadhi, which means "Reunited with the One", with the Primordial Being, with the Demiurge, Jehovah, or with Brahma, the Monad, the Immobile One, the Old Man of the Days ("Days of Brahma"), the Eternal Paralytic, with the Christ of Christianity with a "C", or the Brahma of the Vedanta Yoga.
The Hero, the Vira will never again return to his Purusha, to his Original Egg, his Orphic Egg, in order to be reabsorbed, fused "voluntarily", Christianly in God, like a Saint. He will be, rather, a Magician-Warrior, separated forever, beyond everything, in the Ultimate Solitude. He will be the Absolute-Man, superior to the Gods, conscious of Him-Self, he will be a Star, "beyond the stars".
