I would call myself a spiritual person. It’s a label that I wouldn’t have used a few years ago, but I’m firmly on the journey now. One of the things I like to say is when you step foot onto the spiritual path, there are no such things as coincidences. You begin to see more clearly, both cause and effect, and how the universe is conspiring on our behalves.
My spirituality is influenced by many forms, in no particular order:
- Ram Dass and being here now
- The Kabbalah and the beautiful imperfection of our souls
- Eckhart Tolle and accepting this moment
- Jon Kabat-Zinn and meditation as a love affair with life itself
- Byron Katie and loving what is with the work
- Taylor Ross and the perpetual practice of parenting
- Snatam Kaur and her divine lyrics about our hearts of the universe
- Joe Reilly and his music about learning to love again
- Jason Mraz and the power of presence
- Ganavya and the comfort of being in love and just being
- Psilocybin to access various parts of consciousness
- Ayahuasca to heal from trauma and see through the veil
- Daily meditation, yoga, and walks in nature
- Awareness as a first family value