Skip the “hey,” “hi,” and “how are you?” Tell me what fascinates you, what keeps you awake at night, what changed your life, what truth you’re chasing, or what mystery you’re trying to understand.

“Those who are truly awaken SEE the formless, eternal essence within every sentient being (the One-In-All).” ~Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)

The One Life is the eternal dance of unending possibilities being simultaneously played out.

The One Life is vibrating, animating and experiencing everything in creation.

The One Life is the unseen, single watcher of the universe. It is the silent observer underneath all the forms of life.

The One Life is indivisible, imperishable, purposeful, harmonious and sacred.

The One Life can never be created or destroyed, yet always changes its form.

The One Life is the quantum field that cannot be named, conceived, categorized or fully understood by religion, philosophy or science.

This universal, living intelligence is the boundless ocean of cosmic love. We are all but short-lived waves appearing in it - arising, having the illusion of a separate life and eventually falling back into this timeless, primordial Source.

~Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)

“People will go to great lengths to protect, defend and justify their own ego structures. The future is one of the primary ways the separate self can delay spiritual enlightenment. Awakening becomes a future event for the mind beyond the present moment.

The ego in us will say or do almost anything to postpone it’s own death (deconstruction) because as long as self-realization belongs to tomorrow, the seeker gets to continue as a seeker today.

The real issue is not distance but identification with the separate self. The ego dies in us when we no longer fuel it with our identification, energy and attention. You do not arrive to God, you just stop overlooking what has always been here.”  

-Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)

Photo by Blotnik, 1969

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“We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it.” - William Faulkner, “On Fear: Deep South in Labor”, Essays, Speeches & Public Letters