I was blessed with a beautiful life and a loving and supportive family all around.

The one I was born into, and the one that was given to me to care for.

 

 

 

Growing up, life was pretty good.

I had good friends, awesome family, everything I ever needed, and plenty enough of what I wanted.

But over time, this world unimaginable became nothing more than the mundane and ordinary.

Less than incredible.

That’s where it all started…

 

 

As I grew up, I looked around and saw nothing but madness everywhere I turned.

For a while I just tried to ignore it. Doing what I could from where I was in life, living like any other person.

Eventually when the noise of school-life ended it became too much to bear, and I decided to follow the call.

I dove into books, videos, prominent figures, anything that remotely resembled something “Real” or closer to the truth. Anything, that didn’t seem to be like the madness and ignorance I saw all around me.

 

I searched for years, but eventually found my search to be in vain.

All this time trying to accumulate knowledge to understand and gain results through analyzation.

I found my efforts to be noble and subconsciously held myself high, while on the ground I was in inner turmoil going through identity crisis.

Never tuning in, always pointed outward.

I realized I could never get there the way I was going. My efforts were futile, my struggle persistent and unchanging.

 

“You can’t get there by seeking, but only those who seek find it.” – Anonymous

“Seeing the Way is like going into a dark room with a torch; the darkness instantly departs, while the light alone remains.” – Gautama The Buddha

All this time spent studying the finger, never looking to the moon.

But once it dawned, it was clear.

No more smoke, no more doubt.

Just a whole lot of life.

Once again, the world is unimaginable, filled with beauties, wonders, and mysteries galore.

Today, I’ve made it my personal life’s mission to be of service to all those who find themselves in a similar position to the one I was in.

Not because I need to, but because I’ve always wanted to. Call it my Karma.

I’m just like anybody else. I want to provide for my family, do what I love and am suited for, and see the world become a better place, helping in any way I can. 

It’s a shame so many throw in the towel because the task seems so monumental. “The world is rotten so why be good.” A sad perception. I want to help change that.