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PresentFocus "Explorations in Awareness"
| The only constant in life is change |
| Articles coming in the near future |
The Soldier. This is the story of a Marine Corps Boot Camp experience that left me
less that myself for three decades. The story of this event is what prepared me to ask
about my sister about the lathe.
A Conversation with God. This is my story of integration a month after suffering a
split as a result of discovering a betrayal of the mind through understanding my
experience in the story of The Lathe.
There are many more stories to follow; however, I will not list them individually until I
organize my process into a sequence. As I organize the pieces, I will list the stories I
plan on writing about.
less that myself for three decades. The story of this event is what prepared me to ask
about my sister about the lathe.
A Conversation with God. This is my story of integration a month after suffering a
split as a result of discovering a betrayal of the mind through understanding my
experience in the story of The Lathe.
There are many more stories to follow; however, I will not list them individually until I
organize my process into a sequence. As I organize the pieces, I will list the stories I
plan on writing about.
This event is what marks my entry into a process of transcendence. It is a story of
betrayal of the mind. From the moment I discovered this betrayal, I became two; that
which I was and that which my mind had constructed. At first it seemed like a new
beginning, until I discovered this betrayal had permeated all of my structures. Within a
week, all of my structures began to crumble one by one. It was a devastating
experience that required more courage than ever before.
betrayal of the mind. From the moment I discovered this betrayal, I became two; that
which I was and that which my mind had constructed. At first it seemed like a new
beginning, until I discovered this betrayal had permeated all of my structures. Within a
week, all of my structures began to crumble one by one. It was a devastating
experience that required more courage than ever before.