Post by spasm on Jan 2, 2010 23:31:21 GMT -5
Greetings,
A history of spiritual inquiry can be quite boring so I’ll keep it brief. I grew up a serious Catholic and the resulting suffering of fear and guilt drove me to find better solutions. The first relief I had was through meditation that I began in 1967. That was tremendous, a turning point in my life which started a long transformation. My final spiritual resting place is Advaita Vedanta. I feel fortunate.
One thing I have learned in my rather long life (I’m 77) is that one should not have regrets of having made seemingly wrong steps in this quest. These were only different levels of truth.
A history of spiritual inquiry can be quite boring so I’ll keep it brief. I grew up a serious Catholic and the resulting suffering of fear and guilt drove me to find better solutions. The first relief I had was through meditation that I began in 1967. That was tremendous, a turning point in my life which started a long transformation. My final spiritual resting place is Advaita Vedanta. I feel fortunate.
One thing I have learned in my rather long life (I’m 77) is that one should not have regrets of having made seemingly wrong steps in this quest. These were only different levels of truth.
Youre background seems exactly like mine re catholic upbringing,and later search, I would like to hear more,
