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I have had what I call a “taste” of reality beyond my 5 senses. That “taste” came to me compliments of guided meditation. But because of my upbringing in the Christian church, I’ve played it safe in going too far because of fear of so-called evil. My thirst for knowledge is what even drove me to meditate in the first place, not Christianity itself. Tell a Christian that you meditate and they look at you sideways.lol. I’m looking for the Benevolent Being, that is the beginning and the end of every good and perfect thing, to find my true purpose in this world because it has to be more (a whole lot more) than the collection of experiences that I have had up to this point in my life. That is the hope for my journey into Kabbalah.
Hi Drew! I have studied under Joe Dispenza as well. Purchased a number of meditations and several online courses. I found a modicum of satisfaction with some emotional breakthrough moments. But I’m seeking to understand Source in a more profound way.
To get a sense of purpose and direction in this life I’m living. For most of my life, I have felt like I have just drifted from one thing to another without clarity or even a strong desire about anything. Whatever family or society has dictated to me that I should do, I did. I have often felt like I was born out of place or even out of time. I’ve even fasted and prayed about it, but it seemed to no avail. But perhaps I just wasn’t ready until now. Perhaps the prayers and fasting worked after all.
Hello friends! My name is Terrolyn Kissai. I reside in the southeastern United States. I have what I call a thirst for knowledge; no matter how much I drink, I never feel full. I most closely identify with the Christian religion, having been raised in the church so to speak. When one good book (the Bible in this case) leads to another, my interest is piqued and I follow the trail. I use the knowledge to help myself and the ones in my sphere of influence. My journey involves digging beneath the surface (what we see) to find out the meaning and meaning of it all and how I can participate at a deeper level.
