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Experiencing the Unknown... Awakening. It's about peace and light and transcendence. Meditation. Bliss. Finally understanding the nature of reality. A new perspective and a return to the truth of what you really are. Right? Partially true. But it's also about much much more. It can sometimes be about experiencing things that don't make sense. Things that were always there but couldn't be perceived until your eyes were open. And I don't mean metaphorically there. I mean always

Choice D: None of the Above Yes, we have free will. Sort of. But it isn't about the association it has with the values of the A, B, C, D multiple choice options we believe ourselves to have. It's more along the lines of choice "D", none of the above. We walk through existence with the ability to make at least one choice. That much is true. But not all choices are created equal. And the freedom we think we're exercising? It's mostly an illusion carefully designed to keep us ex

The Triangle For those of you who are reading this, there is a good chance you and I are living in different realities. The realities overlap, but are also comparably different. It's the equivalent of looking at spilled gasoline in a puddle. Depending on your angle of sight you will see a different color. Same gasoline, same puddle, but different experience. You could call Reality the manifestation of Consciousness . It presents itself in a way that guides our experience base

The magic between the lines Since my return from death, I've noticed two distinct ways people receive what I share. Some feel the message that lives between the words I speak, a recognition that happens beneath language. In doing so, they experience and recognize truth, sometimes physically. This shift happens not because of the words themselves, but because of what they recognize within, through the heart. Others process the information through the intellect, comparing what

What Death Taught Me About Time In death, I experienced the disappearance of time. It was just...gone. Things happened instantaneously and simultaneously, while also seemingly drawn out for what we could consider to be eons. Ultimately, there was a revelation in what I was shown that may help you more easily navigate your existence and its association with time. When Time Stopped During my near-death experience, time ceased to function in any recognizable way. Events occurred

Why Your Definition Is Keeping You From It Consciousness. It's probably the most overused term in spiritual circles today. We talk about it like it is a defined and measurable aspect of our reality. We speak about it like we can study it, control it, and understand it through an intellectual lens. However, the truth is far deeper and far more complicated than what your favorite guru or scientist might be telling you. What I Learned About Consciousness During my near-death exp

The parts we play which define separation You're in a role. Actually, you are playing many roles. Maybe you realize it, maybe you don't. You've taken an incarnation and have been given your baseline set of roles. However, you've adopted role after role throughout your lifetime. Some of them you've let go, others eventually, and some you refuse to let go. Most of them, you hold onto tightly. These roles tend to be the foundation of your identity. What is a Role? A part you rec

The painful and inevitable stop along the way It's inevitable. You've taken up your spiritual progression consciously. You are feeling "more." Maybe you feel love. Things are beginning to click. You're on your way to enlightened understanding. You're metaphorically leaving your body behind, floating towards a greater understanding of existence. And then bang! You hit something that stops you in your tracks. It's your spiritual ceiling. The Ceiling Your spiritual ceiling is t

Ever-present, misidentified, and wholly unavoidable This will be a long post, and deservedly so. Love demands depth. We hear a lot about love in our existence, loving others, loving yourself. Love, love, love. Conditional love, unconditional love, romantic love, brotherly love, sisterly love, love for our pets. It almost seems as if it is unavoidable. But beneath all of these terms, a question lingers: What actually is love? What is this thing, this force that we continue to