A spiritual invasion of the planet had its genesis in an earlier time. Take a look at the flood narrative/story/history. Archeology suggests the flood occurred about 5,000 BC. Read the account. It describes a time when humanity had lost its way. Humans at the time created a society (or it was created for them) that exhibited no moral compass.

What began as the Sam Harris interview triggered a revelation that many of us have been aware of the truth but still had many doubts. That changed for me hearing this interview. It spoke to the fact that I have been on the right path to the truth most of my life. And the people doubting and criticizing me all my life we just wrong. It's how the lost operate.

Choices that took a while to make were so difficult. One hopes choices that will alter your future for the best.

Beginnings are difficult so let’s start with who I am and why this blog.

The human species has been compromised by the creators of the postmodern culture. And the Culture Creators are not giving up any time soon.

Ontology was a term used by Thomas Merton to describe man’s nature and this blog is designed to explore our Ontology

I want to experience life as a free man. I want to grieve well the losses along the way. (tough work) I want to be the man known by God before I was formed in my mother's womb. Ya has known me for a long time. I want to be a fine art photographer that galleries clamor to represent.

We currently live in a culture referred to as Western Civilization or the Western World. Something or something has been directing traffic since the beginning of time, and culture is created for us to assimilate and live in.

I am connecting something that Julia Cameron talks about with the poetic work of the Spanish priest grilling Christ in the literature. They are speaking of the same thing: freedom or slavery, our choice. The Grand Inquisitor and Julia Cameron in The Artist Way takes a lot of time discussing the elements in our life that hinder our creativity. Nicholas Berdyaev writes volumes about what creativity is and isn't. And in Dostoevsky's writing, he goes straight to the core of the problem.

Creativity is an exciting subject and a difficult one to learn. Creativity, as it works out, is a very elusive gift.