What does it feel like to turn seventy? In this heartfelt reflection, Gerrit shares how aging has become one of the most beautiful journeys of his life. As the body slows down, the soul seems to awaken. A moving meditation on letting go, inner freedom, gratitude, and a deepening connection with life itself.
What does it mean to be truly grounded? It is the experience of being fully and joyfully present on this planet—deeply rooted in your body and fully engaged with the world around you. Yet for many of us, that level of grounding can feel out of reach. Not because it is impossible, but because three deeply rooted obstacles often stand in the way.
What if the world is far more alive and connected than we were taught to believe? In this blog, discover the forgotten power of the inner eye — the ability to truly feel, perceive, and reconnect with the consciousness within yourself, others, nature, and life itself.
What if the death of a child is not the end of the connection, but the beginning of another form of it? This blog invites you to look beyond unimaginable loss, toward the enduring bond between parent and child, the possibility of forgiveness, and the deep meaning that may be hidden even within the greatest sorrow.
A great deal has been written about Atlantis; what happened there, and how and why it fell, but this piece will look at Atlantis from a psychological perspective. I am more interested in what psychological issues the rulers of Atlantis have undergone since then and how they continue to resonate today.
In the depths of every human soul lies a profound force, which is the feminine energy. But what exactly is it? To grasp its essence, we must first reflect on our true nature as beings born from love—the ultimate source of all existence.
Do we truly create our own reality? This timeless question stirs something deep inside us—a quiet knowing that life is more than random chance. To understand the answer, we must first reframe one of the most misunderstood concepts in spiritual wisdom, karma.
In a world that constantly pulls us outward, self-love invites us to turn inward — to the place where true power and peace reside. Self-love is not a luxury, but the quiet force that attunes us to the deepest truth of the universe and thereby transforms our entire experience of life.
What if forgetting was not a mistake, but the game itself? This blog takes you to the moment when seeking ends and recognition begins. About why you once lost yourself, and how coming home is not something you achieve, but something you remember.
In the conventional view, autism is often regarded as a developmental disorder: a deviation that must be corrected or managed so that the child can better adapt to society. A spiritual approach, however, invites a fundamentally different starting point. The central question is not what is missing? but rather what has this child come to bring?