There is your journey. That is your evolutionary path. It is the beautiful story of you, of all others, and of the world.

And here you are. It is your development, your transcendence, your transformation that explains and justifies your existence and provides credibility to the possibility of living an extraordinary life and fulfilling your deepest potential.

The biggest barrier by far in living a fulfilling life, without exception, is ignorance. Ignorance is the absence of knowledge. Those who are ignorant don’t know they are. You don’t either and neither do I. Why are you and I ignorant? Truth is abandoned as a requirement of taking birth in order to play the game of becoming and in doing so, you forget who you are or why you’re here on the planet.

You may be the most enlightened individual on the planet but you’ll notice that the rest of the world is not. The struggles and sufferings that are a part of daily life cause many to feel that existence is an act of futility in trying to acquire conditions of satisfaction and fulfillment. That being the case, many philosophies have argued that life here must be abandoned and satisfaction found somewhere else…an escape from earth.

I am suggesting that a new world is being born and along with that, a new knowledge. The process of awakening for the individual is essentially the evolution for the collective, for the planet. It is essentially the changes that you see taking place in the world.

If I ask 10 people the question which comes first: Existence or Experience? almost everyone gets the right answer. Existence precedes experience.

Each day for every person is a battle of sorts for each has barriers with which to contend. It would seem that the metaphysical and the physical are constantly opposing one another, as the labor of the battling gods, as Aurobindo calls it, wages on.

Without context that supplies the why, you don’t know how to go about it the right way. Content is content. It’s just stuff

I have shared my experience in a previous message of confronting the petty tyrants in my life in which I knew that if I followed through with my plan there would without question be a death involved. I would not be able to go to battle without experiencing loss.

On the other hand, if I chose not to confront, I would not be able to live with myself, for I knew that my fear and cowardice would have been the forces to which I had succumbed. It was an easy choice to make, but a nightmare to live through.

My recommendation is simple. It is time to organize, direct and undertake a path in your life. This is but one path but it is a powerful one.

You must learn to take responsibility for your learning and to think for your Self by moving inside of your Self. If you go about the business of seeking a Savior outside of your Self, you are going to find one, so be discerning.