To see
Sometimes it takes the courage to share what I see and how I perceive the world.
Sometimes it takes the courage to share what I see and how I perceive the world.
Hey, this is P.
Of course this is not my real name, but I prefer to stay anonymous on this blog.
This blog contains by insights, experiences and thoughts, and of course, sharing what is the feeling of “enlightenment” with the world.
I am not a guru; I don’t even grow up with any specific religion background. I found my faith when I was 18, alone, away from home and family. Then I spent 15 years to feel “I don’t belong to the church… but I know I belong to God and I believe Jesus’ teaching…”
P is not my real name. I want to change a name for me to write freely in this blog.
I know my experiences can open the mind and eyes for many, but I’ve been shy from sharing any of them in the public, because I don’t want to be labeled as “crazy”. Well, I noticed many people do tend to be interested and naturally want to learn more about my experience, but when they are with other people, they still pretend supernatural experience or spirituality is nonsense.
Just a bit about myself.
I work in tech startups for my entire career; I worked in multiple companies that are focused on business model or technology that are so disruptive, we need to put up a fight with governments around the world. But I also have degrees in Psychology, Neuroscience, Jungian Psychology, also trained to be a hypnotherapist. I am a Christian, but I don’t go to church; I practice Vipassana meditation and I read Sattipatana, but I am not a Buddhist. I was depressed, lonely, and I hated humanity; now I am joyful, loved and love every soul. I do not like religion, but I do believe in those teachers, and the “God” whom I constantly feel their presence, love and protection.
This is a space for me to share my experience, if you don’t agree with it, keep it to yourself and just block my website. I am not interested to read your “suggestion” or “comment” because this is my personal experience. They might not be the same as yours, but just like how I will respect your experiences, you should also respect mine.