The day I met the author Robin Sharma I was twenty-one when I first read 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari.' At that age, I could not have known how deeply its story would mirror something that would unfold in my own life. I was too preoccupied — especially in that period — to be doubting the deep waters life was carrying me into. The book tells the story of a man who leaves behind a life built around achievement, status, and accumulation ONLY, and who chooses to begin a journey of...

There is a time when North forgets about South and then remembers all the horizon. And it seems like South does the same, forgets direction just to reunite again. Does the East gaze toward the West to feel complete, or out of fear that it might forget? And so the legend says that when West turns its back inward, the journey of all four centers of reference chooses surrender in REMEMBERING. NORTH - Remembering The compass of our fabric. The call to our calling. The answer to our question, but...

The Dual perspective says: “My story explains me. I am my story.” The Nondual perspective says: “It’s more than that. My story is part of me and definitely shaped me, but it does not contain all of me.” The dot is the personal self: history, wounds, trauma, childhood, attachment, diagnosis, astrology chart, numerology, personality, and so on. The circle is the Being itself (the impersonal): the mystery (unknown) that cannot be reduced to explanation. That cannot be contained in words and the...