Going through the picture boxes and looking at my life was a very intriguing process. On some level what I was doing was unpacking my life. Does that make sense? At first I was looking at the pictures with a particular filter if you will. But with time, the filter changed and eventually I hope it will be lifted entirely so that I can see things just as they are.

Death is an uncomfortable topic for most of us and often a painful experience we struggle to make sense of and accept. When I decided I wanted to launch my blog platform talking about death, I had no idea just how poignant that was going to be or how much death I was going to face.

After a string of deaths, I found myself in a vulnerable state, raw and depleted. It was clear to me that anyone could easily slip into a state of despair and depression or find themselves with PTSD.

The great Jupiter Saturn conjunction of 2020 that both completed a 20 year cycle and started a new one propelled me into a reflection of the last 20 years. I began to teach yoga and meditation full time and also embark on a purposeful, structured and conscious spiritual journey of a lifetime that continues to this very day 20 years ago.

Who doesn’t want a pleasant life? We all want that right? Of course. Would anyone say they don’t want to be having pleasant experiences both inside and outside? I don’t think so. So why aren’t we? Doesn’t everyone deserve to have a pleasant life? What do we need to change in order for us to have a mostly pleasant life? And if we all want a pleasant life, how can we work together to have that?

Death is an uncomfortable topic for most of us and often a painful experience we struggle to make sense of and accept. When I decided I wanted to launch my blog platform talking about death, I had no idea just how poignant that was going to be or how much death I was going to face.