To advance along the path of self-discovery one must learn to distinguish between what one has falsely identified with as ‘I’, which we will call ‘Not I’, and who one is in reality.

One of the foundation threads coursing throughout Jesus’ sayings, parables, and demonstrations is a recurring formula essential to a complete understanding of his way of seeing and being.

The first step in the experience of inner change is a shift of intention and attention.  This is how we enroll in a new understanding of what it means to live from the inside out.

Sometimes it’s hard to know what is in our best interest.  What we often do not know is that everything we do in our self-interest.  The only question is: which self?

Each one of us must take the inner journey for ourselves.  Many have come throughout the ages to show that the journey through the inner world is possible and necessary.  Others have said they will take it for you.

What would your life be like without fear?  Is it possible to diminish or eliminate the suffering of unnecessary fear?

Getting caught in the loop of thinking what others are thinking inevitably leads to suffering.  How can we get out of that thought trap?

If you are alive and breathing you inspire and are inspired.  When you no longer breathe, inspire, you expire.  Can we learn to consciously inspire?

Stepping back to get an overall perspective of Jesus’ journey as described in the Gospels we can see a threefold process.  From this perspective of our own spiritual journey we may be able to get a new understanding of what we are seeking,

The primary obstacle to our power to grow spiritually is identification with our belief in separation.  With the realization and release of our sense of separate selves come convergence; with convergence comes spiritual power.