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Author: seemingly Created: 7/18/2009 2:43 PM
What is this Life? philosophic inquiry into life and meaning ...What is this life? Who is living (dying)? Where did I come from? Where will I go? Who am I? Why is life like this? There are many questions. Everyone has some variation on the Ultimate Question and even one's questions may change. We want to know with certainty. There are obstacles and helpers on the path and we may go alone or with friends. There are teachers available who have found an answer, as well as books and movies which can open your mind and experiments to try. What are your beliefs? Is believing the same as Knowing (a.k.a. with a capital K) for sure? If you are left without your story, what remains?...

11 Strategies for Waking Up and Other Notes from the Self Inquiry Group Oct 2009 Enlightenment and Grace: Removing Resistance to Destiny Spiritual Intensive

By seemingly on 10/16/2009 5:27 PM

Douglas Harding style self-portrait

11 Strategies for Waking Up and Other Notes from the Self Inquiry Group Oct 2009 "Enlightenment and Grace: Removing Resistance to Destiny" Spiritual Intensive

Oct 9th-Oct 11th 2009 in Durant Nature Park - Raleigh, North Carolina

Bart Marshall - Removing Resistance to Self-Realization

3 Habits: Self Inquiry, Prayer, and Betweenness

Self Inquiry

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Looking back at a recent retreat

By seemingly on 7/27/2009 3:41 PM

Looking back at a recent retreat

7/27/2009

TAT Men's Retreat

Sunday June 7th - Friday June 12th

The retreat in June was very helpful in getting into a productive state of mind and for increasing my interest in the spiritual search. My goals for going into the retreat were threefold:

-More inspiration to move in the direction I need to move in.

-Finding out what that direction is.

-I want to get and give valuable feedback, be a mirror.

Before the retreat ... Read More »

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