Think You Are Living Freely? Think Again.
Are you aware of the hidden assumptions that govern your actions, beliefs acquired from well-meaning friends, family and teachers about important concepts like love, hope and death? If you have never examined them independently, with the concentration of a miner panning for gold, can you really say you are living freely?
The words on these pages explore the unquestioned assumptions that limit our capacity for happiness. At their core is the concept of oneness, a term that can be interpreted spiritually or scientifically. As long as we perceive our innate connection to each other and the world around us, does it matter which side of the mountain we climb?
If reading these works prompts you to reexamine your most cherished beliefs, then we will have made a powerful connection.
Are you aware of the hidden assumptions that govern your actions, beliefs acquired from well-meaning friends, family and teachers about important concepts like love, hope and death? If you have never examined them independently, with the concentration of a miner panning for gold, can you really say you are living freely?
The words on these pages explore the unquestioned assumptions that limit our capacity for happiness. At their core is the concept of oneness, a term that can be interpreted spiritually or scientifically. As long as we perceive our innate connection to each other and the world around us, does it matter which side of the mountain we climb?
If reading these works prompts you to reexamine your most cherished beliefs, then we will have made a powerful connection.