A Brave New World

One of the things the things that humans must come to grips with is the aging process.  We, unlike other animals, are very much aware of our own aging.  As such, we recognize changes within our bodies and minds.  Then try to adjust.  It's a constant fight for balance.  I suppose some folks ignore or suppress the feelings involved as their bodies and minds change throughout the years.  Evidence of this would manifest itself though people who smoke cigarettes, or dink to excess... even though it's obviously impeding their quality of life.  I'm not passing judgement here because, as humans, we are all susceptible to this kind of self destructive behavior.

But if we continue to ignore our bodies and the pschologoical signals we feel, the end will be soon.  So, to all of you who may feel as though your bodies and minds have changed in ways that make you feel bad, depressed, or otherwise, not so chipper, I suppose this blog is for you.

If we trace each of our own existences back to the origin.  Or, should I say, the womb, we will find universally common ground.  That ground, I say, is purity.  Absolute purity. During the months spent in the womb, the body and mind are so new...  so fresh that the world of toxins and cholesterol is not relevant. During that time we have not one preconceived notion about the world.  We are free. The canvas of life is blank.  And at that point, we are unknowing of our own puritanical state of being.

The question I have is this: If I were to offer you a chance to revisit that flawlessly pure state of being, would you seize it?  Would you embrace the opportunity to look at that glorious, untouched canvas of life once again?  Perhaps not.   Maybe you are still raw enough to cast such a notion aside.

But if you are like me.  Where you can feel the weight of the world on your shoulders with each passing breath.  If you are like me; and wish to retrace your own footsteps back to the point of origin;  where it all began so purely.   Then please join me on a spiritual path as I attempt to go back to the womb.