Throughout the thousands of years of spiritual insight, education and enlightenment passed down from master to pupil, is there a generalized understanding on how a human being who has reached personal liberation may appear to the rest of the world? A liberated human being is as unique as any other on this planet, yet you will notice certain characteristics (or lack there of) when it comes to one who has deeply worked upon themselves inwardly: 1) They are without passion. Pass

In absolute, there is mystery contained within the shadows that we not yet contemplate. The emptiness that we discard as nothing, holds the greatest secret to ourselves. We become moths seeking only the light escaping the darkness that is our template to reach salvation and understanding. Should light not be what we seek? No, for it is impossible to be sought. The pain, anguish, ego, lust, desire and harm of the shadow is one's gatekeeper to reaching light. Light is the resul

This was part of a greater realization that I had recently discovered that answers a common question I receive: "Brad, if the path of spirituality is based on unconditional love, why are we often told to withdraw from others that don't serve us? As loving beings, should we not embrace love with such people rather than withdrawing?" The answer to this is that the ability to withdraw from such a person for example is the act of loving that person so that such an action can comm