” . . . the fundamental nature of reality gives rise to the internal and external worlds and that neither mind nor matter are primary as they’re both reflections of what truly is.” – P Watt
Phil Watt – I am an ‘ordinary’ native, yet for near half of my life I have experienced an extraordinary interconnection with the external world. Some might call it spirituality, others might call it being tapped in and some simply classify it as religion or the paranormal.
But in fact the blurring of the lines between one person’s mind and the rest of reality has been called many things by many cultures and traditions who have attempted to explain it over the course of humanity’s history.
No matter what you call this world-wide and timeless phenomenon, most people have personally had extraordinary experiences, too. Continue reading
Jennifer Hoffman – If someone asks us who we are we often respond with a description of what we do-we’re an artist, writer, musician, teacher, parent, counselor, etc.
Keeping your faith when the road becomes drear is always a test for the heart and more so for the innermost soul. It is quite pleasing and ‘easy’ as all is free flowing and going our way, so to speak. The testing time arrives when the way becomes a little challenging and that which we thought was running so well now shows the reverse side of the equation and we are having to dig deep into our heart and soul to stay afloat and keep balanced.