Who am I? It’s a question I try to answer every day. I define myself as a traveler, a seeker of possibilities, who discovers himself by experiencing the potential of being. Every day, I try to grasp something from every small experience to grow and improve the quality of my life. For me, alignment means integrating the material world with the spiritual one.
I’m an introvert who constantly contradicts himself, just like life and nature, which are constantly changing. As Heraclitus said, a river never flows the same. I love both solitude (a word I adore, but which is perceived negatively by the masses) and company.
I’ve always had a strong attraction to the interior. Even as a child, I practiced yoga and meditation, exploring the paths of the soul. Gratitude and Ho’oponopono are my paths. At 18, I was literally struck by an Osho book I bought without really knowing what it was about, just moments before boarding the train for military service. I devoured it in a few hours, and from then on I understood that life was worth living fully, striving to be oneself without ever compromising.
What struck me most was how superficial the perception of existence can be if one lives unconsciously, and how different, luminous, and joyful it can be if one delves deeply within oneself, discovering many facets that are usually ignored. Since then, I have been grateful for my existence and have sought to spread awareness of the Self.
I am aware that I am only passing through this plane and that nothing is mine, everything is merely on loan.