Part II of what I’ve discovered over the last two months…

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It’s been two months now that I’ve been on the road and I thought I’d share some discoveries I’ve made about the adventure so far…

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I finished the first draft of The Implications of the Soul today. Now comes the refining, re-writing, balancing, etc. In the mean time, here are some more shots around Portland, ME…

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After getting the repairs done to the RV, which stops ALOT better now, I headed down to a campground near Acadia National Park. Internet access is spotty and slow, but it is beautiful here, and – unlike yesterday – it is supposed to be sunny for the rest of the week. So I think I’ll stay a little while.

Some quicky photos of the tourist town of Bar Harbor…

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(Excerpt from an upcoming book my free ebook The Implications of the Soul – See the tag SoulBook for all entries).

My Story

My life started much like most. I grew up, went to school, joined the military. One day, I had a realization that life wasn’t all I was told it was. I started questioning authority, questioning everything I had been told and taught. I started practicing mediation and soon started catching glimpses of pure consciousness. I started seeking enlightenment in earnest and continued on this path for many years. I document this growth and the realizations that I experienced in detail in my photo-essay, Fading Toward Enlightenment (http://Fade2E.com).

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How’s that for a title? Welcome to my life. Just as I was coming up to the Canadian/US border, my brakes started to feel really, really, mushy…

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Pretty much worked all day – on the consulting project and The Implications of the Soul (I did sneak out to shoot a couple photos). But while I was working, as I’d observe people peering over at me, wondering who I was and what I was doing, I’d notice how my mind would jump into judgement mode…

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Tough day yesterday. Had Canadian customs search my entire RV (I apparently trigger too many “He’s a Terrorist!” flags). Drove hundreds of miles and landed in a campground that is nothing more that a wet, soggy, marshland. I was too tired to move on so I’m staying here until tomorrow.

I am attempting my first boondocking experience – which means I am camped out in the middle of nowhere, no utilities, no lights, no power, no water – except what I have with me…

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After working all morning, I went out on the bike to explore Bangor. This little guy landed on my hand, helped me get my camera out of the saddle bags and let me take a picture of him. Here are some more shots in and around Bangor, Maine…

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Kayaked 10 miles down the Androscoggin River yesterday. As fate would have it, I had the river practically to myself.

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It was cold and windy this morning (and apparently I’m a wimp) so I didn’t go kayaking. Instead I got some work done at the Mouse & Bean Internet Cafe then headed out into the woods of Bethel on my motorcycle.

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These are some shots of a little lake area in Vermont I came across on my way to Maine.

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Received nine emails of additional work over the last 12 hours for the consulting gig I’m working on. So this just a shot in my “Out My Window” series.

(Excerpt from an upcoming book my free ebook The Implications of the Soul – See the tag SoulBook for all entries).

Introduction

If you knew, knew you were a soul that lived multiple lives, how would it change you? How would it change your perspective, your values, your day-to-day life as well as your long-term goals?

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I can’t tell you how good it feels to be creating again – the photography, the writing, even this blog. In Taoism, it’s said…

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Today marks the first day of Act IV of my life – my life on the road.

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Even though I haven’t dated for three years, irony would have it that I would meet a wonderful woman three weeks before I was to leave S. Florida.

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Yesterday I was telling my friend Mary – who is going to kill me when she sees this – that lately I have been feeling very Solid. “Solid” is the way most people feel most the time, but for me, it’s miserable.

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Over the last week I’ve been making preparations for what I am calling Act IV of my life – which I plan to start on August 1st, 2008, when I drive off in my RV to destinations unknown.

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My life has evolved through four distinct phases.

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