Life In Flow - How was It born - 1



My Life Story Leading to Truth!
Life In Flow


When I was 40 years old, I was an idealistic graduate engineer, an agile company owner, working up to 16 hours a day, sales meetings, consulting, software, design and all kinds of management needs of my company.

I was living as an ambitious person who tried to both survive and strive for more, blended with home, work, intercity trips, constant stress. My dear wife, has been with me since the start of my company and her support by sharing my workload made things a little easier. However, the demands of work and life were always bigger than us, and thus, challenged us.

I have had spiritual perceptions since my youth. However, in the depths of my business life, I did not seem to be able to apply the peace and joy of spirituality to my life.

Everyone has experienced trauma in their life. Healers are those who have been able to see the bottom and rise from there at the end of the traumas. So this is my story.

I was spiritually attached to Islamic traditions between the ages of 20 - 35, and because I love freedom, a part of me has always been a Sufi. I was aversive to the restrictive side of religion. I did not interfere in anyone's spiritual preferences. I can describe that period for myself as a person who seeks, believes but is not fully aware of it. Something wasn't quite right. What was worship, why was it performed, where was God? How could you be close to him? What were the other beings? Should we really be afraid of the Devil? A lot of crazy questions swirled in my head, but I couldn't find the answer.

At 36, I lost the god I dreamed of. I kind of became an atheist. But at the same time, I had a tremendous sense of enlightenment. The limits of my mind collapsed, I escaped from prison. I was mindless... (continued)

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