The Threefold Path: A Personal Pilgrimage into Truth (Legacy Cycle I, #1)

What does it mean to live authentically in a world built on illusions? How do we break free from the systems of fear, control, and noise — and return to the deep rhythm of life itself?
The Threefold Path is not a theoretical book. It's not about philosophy for its own sake. This is the story of Claus Geruschkat — raw, lived, and real. In this autobiographical essay, you are taken through the three great arcs of his journey:
The World's Way: The lie we were all told. From childhood to adulthood, he described how the structures of school, career, and "success" tried to shape him into something he was not. It's a story of silent suffering, of disconnection, and of the cracks he began to notice early on.
The Turning Point: Pilgrimage into the present. He shared how he broke free — not in one moment, but through years of learning, unlearning, walking, letting go, and awakening. This publication doesn't offer quick fixes. It offers the truth of what it means to find your way. This is how the Mulumaiyana Way was born: through sweat, silence, and surrender.
The Way Forward: What still can be. Not utopia, but real hope. A vision of life beyond conditioning, beyond ego, beyond the noise. A vision grounded in ancient wisdom, simple living, and courageous honesty.
This is a publication for those who feel something is wrong with the world, but also feel a quiet flame within, still alive, waiting to shine.
If you've ever wondered who Claus Geruschkat truly is, this is the answer. And if you've ever wondered who you truly are, perhaps this publication will be a companion along your way.
No dogma. No system. Just being. Just the truth.

I am an Independent Researcher in Philosophy (Journalist), bridging ancient wisdom and contemporary well-being. My work explores forgotten histories, sacred sites, and traditional knowledge while guiding individuals through transformative practices in meditation, Neigong, and holistic self-development.
This twofold journey is embodied in the Mulumaiyana School, which unites deep cultural research (yang) with embodied well-being teachings (yin). Through this living synthesis, I connect the past and the present, helping others awaken awareness, build inner resilience, and rediscover a meaningful path forward.
Claus Geruschkat (Flamingo Journal)