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Conventional Truth: Reality or a Crutch?
Usually we manage to navigate through our interactions with others via casually (if not unconsciously) accepted collective truths (and definitions of reality) in the form of the explicit and/or implicit belief systems, laws or... More »
The Words We Use Maintain Our Confinement
Words are symbolic carriers of our intention or our nature. They are tools to share ourselves with others, personally, culturally, and spiritually. Quite often they communicate other or more than we than we specifically intend.... More »
Unlikely Agent of Wisdom
Wisdom abounds in the words of the biggest fool. However, to perceive such encoded insight, one often needs either to be wise, or merely to be the Universe's intended receiver of the message.* Let's say... More »
Own Your Actions
When we assess a value to another's action, belief or behavior (i.e. to say it is good or bad, should be punished or rewarded), we are actually attempting to place on that person at least... More »
How do you decide that something is true?
First of all, I accept "truth" as contextual (per individual, situation, etc), so I do not expect it to feel like something written in stone. Then, I psychically reach out (as if scanning a dark... More »
Spirit story…an Old Genre Reawakening
Admitting that the cosmology expressed in Sacred Vow is a truth to me, I have often been questioned about my choice to present my truth in the format of fiction. I personally have always been... More »
Don't Take Words Literally
Words are acoustic symbols of our experience of the ineffable, never to be taken as literal truth. Their meaning is no more explicit than music performing the same function, yet with words we frequently mistake the symbol... More »
Truth is But a Resting Place
"The way you remember it is the way that it is." - Strike a Chord of Silence, CG Walters I have been given reason to be suspicious of personal lore, those self-defining stories... More »
Experiencing Truth
Ultimately, awakening awareness is experiential. Alone, offered 'truth' is but more words in a world too cluttered with pretentious words. Experiencing 'truth' will affect a permanent change in you.
When truth is manifest
I have the words because I need them as a guide, a reminder. When I have fully manifest their essence, I will be silent. Then there will be no need of reminder. I will be... More »






