Absolutely, there has definitely been a quickening taking place over the past couple of years.

Powerful post, and a necessary one, too. So many of us are dying a slow death, committing suicide, as you say by the choices we make. The great shame is that it is in unawareness, and so many refuse to

It's really fine, honestly. I don't mind whether you go against me or not. It's all healthy debate. It'd be boring if all just agreed with each other all the time, right? I just thought I could have done

Yep, nailed it. I'm totally with ya 😉

Thank you 🙂

Ah, Audrey Niffenegger... I absolutely loved 'The Time Traveller's Wife', although I never picked up any of her other work afterwards. Ursula Le Guin is another one who's been on my radar for a while,

Thanks! 🙂I look forward to reading more.

Thanks @thecryptodunker. It's nice to know that my writing is of value to someone 🙂

I absolutely relate this, having gone through a similar process about 4 years ago. I was going no where fast, had all the bad habits you could name under the sun, and a social circle that didn't exactly

You make an interesting segway in the penultimate paragraph about not being able to engage properly in conversation with those of a lower vibration/frequency unless you are tuned high enough so that you

That does look like a truly special place. Some people might accuse you of being selfish for not sharing the location. But I can totally understand your reasoning. Somewhere as pristine as that should

Nah, it's cool, mate. It's all about the exchange of perspectives. That's what we're here to do, I think. 😉 What I mean most by neutrality, is doing so in any given moment when triggered emotionally.

Self-Pity is such a hole that we dig ourselves into, it can become hard to bring ourselves back into an objective frame of mind. The tendency to wallow and slink further and further into it, actually begins

@sameer777 You hit the nail right on the head in the very first paragraph. People need to be inspired, not just follow someone by default because that's what you do. It's what separates real leaders from

Just to clarify my point on righteousness, of course, it can be a virtue, but when taken too far into extremes, can become zealotry. It isn't the righteousness of itself I was referencing, but an extreme

I like the themes you establish here in hurt, greed and attachment and address them in a very understated, but direct manner of speaking. If this were to be overly reliant on metaphor, or other poetic

I remember you mentioning this on a post of mine a couple of days ago. It's nice to see the concept fleshed out into fuller article. I had meant to look it up, but got sidetracked... I think another way

Thanks, I look forward to reading more 😀

Unfortunately, I'm in Thailand, and it won't let me view it from this country. It's restricted.

As a race, we talk far too much. Listening is such an undervalued skill so few of us have mastered. To truly listen, not just to wait impatiently for you turn to speak, but to be present, and respond to