Yesterday, my hot water heater stopped working. No spark, no flame, no gas flow. In trying to figure out what was wrong with it, I asked myself, “What happened between now and yesterday when I used it last?”

Unfortunately, a lot happened.

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I often get asked if solitude is required to realize enlightenment. On the path of Mystical Oneness, there is only one place where isolation is critical.

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It’s incredible people like you with all this bullshit, speaking of oneness and still saying “me,” “my,” “I.” If there is only oneness how can you talk about past lives? It’s all about the money and it’s a shame. – Mario M.

In response to the above email, I wrote this Start Here page. Please let me know if it isn’t clear.

PS: Thanks Mario.

On the Path to spiritual enlightenment, there are two types of seekers: The Smart and the Wise.

It is very easy to tell them apart.

From reading about the Path, the Smart live in their minds, and what they say and what they do are often in conflict.

From walking the Path, the Wise live in the World, and thus their words and actions are harmonious.

CHATTANOOGA, TN—I received a Wisdom for Alms request the other day from a reader with a Christian background. In answering his inquiry about making the Leap of Faith (the transition from Mortal to Soul), I realized that my message (Mystical Oneness) may be more acceptable to the religious than I first suspected.

My reply to his inquiry below the break (huh?).

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PALM BAY, FL—I often feel as if I live in a realm between worlds:

• I am guided by a wisdom that my mind can neither comprehend nor explain (the Radiant Level).
• This life seems but a small, minor “task” in a much larger plan (the Soul Level).
• I still feel an obligation—though greatly diminished—to participate in the day-to-day world of Man (the Mortal Level).
• All the while these “worlds” seem to revolve within me (Oneness).

At first it felt quite confusing; eventually though, it became perfectly natural and “connected.”

The Little supplements the Big.

The Big nourishes the Little.

Life flows into Life…

And all is well.

(WOO WOO WARNING: This post is too “New-Agey” for my rational mind—but I’m stuck with the damn thing. Feel free to skip this post if you’re still attached to an analytical brain.)

PALM BAY, FL—Last Tuesday, early in the morning, I squeezed my mother’s hand and gave her a kiss as they wheeled her into the operating room for a five and a half hour surgery… More below the break (huh?).

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