Mind

Up from the ashes

01/01/2022

Breathe in, breathe out.

Let go of everything you once thought you knew.

In order to begin again, you must open your mind, heart, soul.

Every aspect of my existence is open. I strive to embody the understanding that I am.

When this happens, we are more receptive towards the constant flow of change we experience.

Here and now, is where we are. Nowhere else has the capacity to bring us what is already here; see with new sight.

The deconstruction of the self, of the being, of the ego and its consciousness. This is what holds you eternally and evermore.

The conditioned perceptions and falsified illusions of fear and separation no longer serve you.

Remain open to the renewal of your being; that is where truth can be found.

This is not about me, it is about we; us, together.

Breathe in, breathe out.

12/27/20

Existential Celebration

I’ve thought about death for many years. It would keep me up late at night when i was younger and even till this day, the thought of not being here, or experiencing this life that we have seems cerebrally mind-bending to me. I first started being intrigued by non-existence at a young age; i would try to comprehend how it would be possible to not be alive; how could we not experience feelings, breath, life, awareness after our anatomical suit/system decided to not function properly any longer.

I don’t want to say that I ever feared it, but I was captivated by not knowing and not being able to be told an universal truth; just religious and existential theories. I was able to dive deeper into different understandings of life after death and i found myself being able to meditate on the thought of death. in meditations i am able to let go of all preconceived notions of existence for what i know, and i am able to let go of the perception of my life as is, i lose thought of my flesh, vessel, body, all experiences, all memories, thoughts, ideas and feelings are all diminished and i enter a state of being where; all i am.There is no thought, there is only what consists of now for all that it is. source runs deep and i am able to then tap into a void. a void that takes on the feeling i would describe it as, nothing, that nothing is everything; and everything is what it is. in which death is a rebirth, for not knowing what happens when one is born is similar to not knowing what happens when one dies.

now i don’t live my life solely fixated on death, for i would be missing out on life, however i embrace death for what it is and it does not scare me any longer. if anything, my understanding of death and embracement of the concept on non-existence has set me up to remain confident in who i am becoming and where it is that i choose to be. I am grateful for this life and this reality that i am a part of and not distant from. once we are able to embrace death for what it is, we can continue to flourish and live in our authentic selves. living true, fearless lives.

I am at peace.

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