New Foundation
The Big Questions about Life, and the Answers that finally satisfied me
Dear Reader,
I’m sharing this collection of eleven essays with you with a feeling of love and enthusiasm. It marks a new chapter in my life, and I hope it inspires you positively.
These words try to represent a transformation — one that begins with an update to my personal Life Purpose statement, from “Sharing my knowledge and experiences for the benefit of others” to “Building art expressions where others can see themselves.”
What you’re about to read isn’t refined art yet. But I hope you can feel my true intentions in it.
Introduction
Wouldn’t it be absolutely amazing to grow with a clear understanding of what Life is?
Since I learned to read, I have been in an active exploration that has been unsatisfactory for most of my life. Until now.
I’m not saying that the process of exploration is over, that my current understanding is the pinnacle. What I’m saying is that now I’m satisfied with the answers I’ve got. That is new.
I wrote this material as a crystallization of the first 52 years of exploration. It is meant for me to be a reminder and a new foundation, and it is meant for you to become part of your own unique unfolding of Life.
To me, the questions ahead are not only pointers to answers, but all of them together and in sequence behave as a framework. Make them yours, add your own notes and answers. And feel free at any point to reach out to me to talk about this.
These are the questions:
Who Am I?
Where Is the Universe Located?
What Is Reality?
How Can I Understand What “Infinite Possibilities” Mean for My Life?
What Is the Present Moment?
Past Lives, Past Trauma, and Inherited Limitations
Why Do We Do Everything Possible to Get a Better Future?
What Is Divinity?
What Is the Importance of Symbology?
What Does It Mean to “Let Go”?
Is Life an Illusion?
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1. Who Am I?
When I ask myself that question, I identify with the process of thinking and answering the question: “I am the one thinking and answering the question.”