Lost but desiring to be found. Lonely but craving community; Whether by choice or force, the Spiritual Warrior deeply yearns for the familiar and predictable. It haunts him though he fights it. It maddens him while also soothing some part that is not conscious, but innately human at the core. And the one who finds himself in such a position is on a quest for meaning. He thirsts for healing. His “fix” is on finding wholeness and inner peace.
Where and how do we find “home?” “Home” is where we often discover who we are and why we live. “Home” is more than your memories of growing up. This almost sacred “space” goes with you.
Inner wars often bring casualties and MIA’s. But where are these “missing” ones? And do we touch them through cognitively understanding or emotional experiencing? For the answer is a step closer to finding “home.”
Many desire to “quest” but forget their way; lose the path. The path often becomes confusing because we look so intently at the rocks on the trail that we can no longer experience the soil that holds them. In this vain, is my path to spiritual experience one of light and enlightenment or one of darkness and struggle? Perhaps, it is because we only ask this one question that we fail to make the journey “home.”
by alan richards 15 years ago
Hello. My name is Alan S. Richards. I am the author of 10 hubs and counting and pleased to have the opportunity to share my work. I am currently publishing a web family magazine and finding it to be a great outlit for my past work. Spiritual Awareness is opening your soul to uplifting ideas and...
by Dave McClure 16 years ago
Tolerance, Reason and Humanity were the three pillars of Western Enlightenment, a philosophical movement inspired by such thinkers as Newton and Descartes and further developed by Rousseau, Paine, Voltaire, Hume. They looked back to Greek learning (which, incidentally, had been preserved by...
by Amber Lim 8 years ago
What is it like reaching a state of spiritual enlightenment/awakening?How did you achieve that state of consciousness and what does it feel like?
by Linda Rawlinson 12 years ago
Can we be too young to have achieved Enlightenment?Do we have to have a lived a long and 'full' life to be able to say that we know what it's all about? Or can Enlightenment come to anyone who thinks about it long and hard enough, no matter their age?
by Dawn the Chip 13 years ago
Symbolic Meaning of a feather landing on youA white feather floated from the sky and landed on my knee one evening ....Just after an upset. Does this have a symbolic meaning?
by Prodio 10 years ago
The word enlightenment has been misused by a lot of people. Enlightenment, they say, is achieving something which wasn't previously there (in the human consciousness). While 'my' contention is that human enlightenment is about restoration. If we can restore a human spirit (consciousness) to its...
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