Lighting the Fire

All of us have a secret identity.  To some degree, I think.  There is always at least one thing we are interested in or know about ourselves that we have to protect.  That part may be something we only communicate to those closest to us.  Or it may be something we fear to speak about to anyone.  My secret identity isn't really that much of a secret to those who know me best.  For those who don't know me well, they still sense it.  They know it's there.  They just don't know what "it" is.  If I could count the times people have said to me, "There is SOMETHING about you... I don't know what it is..."  and then it's normally followed by something positive. 

Long have I held views, thoughts, and feelings about the Unseen world that I keep close.  There have been times in my life when I was burned for expressing my feelings.  (Through Past Life Regression, I have uncovered that I have literally burned for my beliefs... over and over and over again.)  Yet I have spent the bulk of my life doing, thinking, and feeling the way I chose to, with little regard for how other people felt about it.  And when I say that, I don't mean I don't consider others feelings.  I do.  But other people's feelings don't come into play when we are deciding who we are, and what we're about.  My rule for myself is this:  Be who I am and do what I do; just not at the expense of another person mentally, physically, emotionally, or spiritually.  "Do what they wilt and harm none." 

So now I am creating a place to write my own experience of spirituality, metaphysics, and the Unseen world.  Know that I accept the fact that what I believe is my own perception.  It is not my intention to prove anything to anybody; nor sway their views in any way.  My reality is my own.  And I fully accept that it may be population 1.  ("Table for one, please, at the edge of the Universe."  I am NOT writing this blog to be right.  I am writing it to express my experiences.  The cosmos is large enough for each of us to have our own perception of it.  And this blog represents my own.