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Another Way
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Maybe it was after a divorce or a breakup. Maybe it was after losing a job or watching your life savings disintegrate. Maybe it was the death of a close friend, or a personal medical crisis. Maybe it was just waking up not wanting to face the day, or a vague feeling of dissatisfaction that never seemed to go away. But one day, something prompted you to think or say, "I don't want to live like this any more. There's got to be another way."
That's what happened to me. Join me at Another Way, where I wax philosophical about the nature of reality, consciousness, life, Busting Loose and personal transformation.
- Added on: Aug 17th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Cookie Monsters
Last time I wrote, I was adamant that upon setting foot in the United States after spending two months in Japan, I was not going to return to reality -- at least as defined by others. My hope was to bring my expanded consciousness ...
Return to Reality -- Hey, Anybody Seen My Rose-Colored Glasses?
With my two-month Japan sojourn at an end, I'm in Los Angeles preparing for my re-entry into New Mexico. One of the things I've created is comments from friends about "returning to reality," as if what I was doing in Japan wasn't r...
Dearly Departing
If Phase 2 is all about experience and feeling, my departure from Japan puts me in the thick of it. I've relished the time I've spent here and the fact that I created this for myself. Most of all, I've cherished the t...
Why Imitation Is The Sincerest Form of Slavery
We often say or do things that we seem to understand at the time, but only realize later what it was really all about. Marriage and divorce and the fling with the waitress that precipitated the divorce would be prime examples. &nbs...
Found in Translation
A couple weeks ago I related the experience of going to a restaurant in Miyako by myself for the first time and taking a stab at using my limited Japanese to order a meal. It was empowering to say the least. It's ...
Reflections on a Glass of Water --Would You Like That Half Empty or Half Full?
For the last few days I've had an ongoing dialogue with friends and relatives about what keeps us from experiencing our innate abundance. I've come to the conclusion it's all in the water. Actua...
