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My Awakening Journey and Why I Started this Blog
I "awakened" to my higher-self in the early part of 2014, after having been an atheist/agnostic scientist type with absolutely no spiritual beliefs for most of my life. I'd been in a protracted depression "dark night of the soul", then suddenly, it dissolved, and an overwhelming feeling of fearlessness, confidence, and power came over me. Then strange and wondrous things began happening — enhanced intuition, constant synchronicities, a heightened sense of the beauty of everything around me, and lots of good luck. Everything fascinated me. I started studying all sorts of topics with a burning passion — like I was on a quest — except I didn't know why.
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What The Caterpillar Calls The End
February 18, 2017
by Jeff Street
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What The Caterpillar Calls The End
This quote by Loa Tzu, the ancient Chinese philosopher, is an allusion with a least a few meanings. The first of which may be the observation that major transformations of self almost always come through the crucible of trial and tribulation, pain and suffering, and challenge. And these often seem like disasters that you may not survive when you are in the thick of them. Yet, more often than not, in the long run, they deliver the magnificent and beautiful new you!
This quote may also be an allusion to the death of the human body. And the truth that death is just a transition back to your eternal magnificent higher self.
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