Nature

In the light of the past and the present unbridled destruction of the earth’s biosphere, it is essential for all people to acknowledge that nature is divine—a living existence in which everything has life and consciousness shared in common with all human beings. This is a partnership with nature not a stewardship of nature. 

The Mystery

In our journey of Awakening our Divine Spark and striving for Divinehood, we need to explore the mysteries of life. Many times throughout the twists and turns of our existence, we have wondered about the following universal questions: What is death and what is the meaning of life? Who are we; where are we going? Is there such a thing as re-incarnation? Is life truly ever-lasting? What is God? These are just a few of the divine mysteries that are a part of the great
Mystery. These mysteries are to be sought after - and in the seeking you will experience - and in the experience you will understand - and in the understanding you will believe and know- and this belief and knowing will be based on your own knowledge and wisdom not someone else’s!

Direct Personal Experience

To know the mysteries is to know life and happiness. It is the discovery of truth through experience. It is a transformational journey, which allows at each moment a chance to experience the divine - the mystery and thus embrace the essence of one’s soul which is One with the Mystery—radical non-dualism. A mystery allows a “knowing” that transcends the perceptual mind.

Spiritual lessons are very personal.  They require humility, patience, and perseverance—plus intent, focus, and confidence.  Through our direct experiences with the earth and nature, we learn about the sacred realms and the ways of the Heavens. Through personal direct experience we learn to see with an ‘inner vision’—a vision that lets us see the truth from our heart.

Throughout the ages, the ‘great ones’ — the prophets, shamans and sages — always looked to nature and solitude in their search for the mysteries of life.  Through direct experience they found the silence and universal, ageless wisdom that helped them heal themselves and others.