Start with these blog posts, follow the links that appeal to you, and you’re on the way to learning how easy it is to have a relationship with Spirit * and to accept and love yourself and others.
With my educational materials (courses, playbooks, downloads, and these posts), I'm offering to take you a step towards:
- Learning to accept the full love offered by the Universe in this lifetime
- Becoming more spiritually mature
- Understanding that you are enough
- Accepting and loving yourself
- Finding your real presence, the Soul that you are
- Seeing the gifts you bring to the world
POSTS
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Why the world needs neurodiverse peeps—Some people want you to be cured of Asperger's, etc. Not me! I want you to love it, love yourself, and relish your uniqueness.
Post #1
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No magic, no spooky stuff—My hope for you is to discover the beauty and power of the meditative experience
Post #4
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My 80-word definition of spirituality—
Speaks for itself; no more to say
Post #5
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The five 'baddies' in our lives—Could ‘not-enoughness' be at the bottom of what many religions accept as obstacles?
Post #8
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What we can learn from 'Pooh Bear'—a big dose of ‘is-ness’, and the Tao (Spirit) in Pooh stories
Post #9
These posts are a great place to start to achieve what I've set out to offer you. Follow the links that appeal to you and enjoy...
* WHAT DO I MEAN BY SPIRIT?
To start with, I'm not referring to spooks, ghosts, or other-worldly entities. I am referring to a benign presence that is available to us all to tap into. Some call it the Tao, others call it Prana, Chi, or the Holy Spirit, the Voice of God, or just the Godforce.
Scared off religion in the past?
If you are one of those people who has been scared off religion, then you may have an issue with any of the above names. I'm happy for you to make light of it and call it 'The Big G', or simply use that rather amorphous term, the Universe, as I have above. And I reckon the Big G is happy too.
Aspies are smart enough to spot the flaws in mainstream religious rhetoric
One of the reasons I’ve created my educational materials for other Aspies is because many of us seek a spiritual path, and are looking for closeness to Spirit (by whatever name we use). Yet we are dissatisfied with what regular religions offer, are smart enough to spot the flaws in mainstream religious rhetoric, and would be beautifully served by finding our own inner path — one that's good for the neurodiverse brain.
Create your own adventure
I've explored so many paths over the years – and in my courses I share tools that I've learned, and which suit my AuDHD brain. They may suit your brain too. The thing is that you're free to pick and choose and basically create your own adventure.
In the story of Ugly Duckling, when did the Ugly Duckling stop feeling Ugly?
When he realized that he was a swan. Each of us has something special, a swan of some sort, hidden inside somewhere. But until we recognize that it's there, what can we do but splash around, treading water? The wise are who they are. They work with what they've got and do what they can do.
― Benjamin Hoff
