About

My journey started with a deep curiosity about life, a feeling that there is more to it than what I see every day. This feeling pushed me to explore and learn as much as I can. I thought of knowledge like a vast ocean – full of information, waiting to be discovered. It could be both exciting and challenging. I jumped in completely, exploring all sorts of ideas, beliefs, and teachings that seemed to hold the answers. This ‘ocean of knowledge’ included many different subjects and ways of thinking. I am studying old writings, new ideas, and different spiritual paths, each offering a unique view on life’s big questions. It isn’t easy; it takes time, careful thinking, and a willingness to question what I already knew. I came across different, sometimes conflicting, ideas. There were also times when things were confusing. But every experience, whether clear or unclear, helped me understand things better and shape my own views. This exploration wasn’t just about collecting information; it was about turning information into wisdom. My main goal was to find the truth – a truth that felt right inside and helped me understand the world. Finding the truth meant being willing to face difficult things, question my assumptions, and accept that I might not always know the answers. I wanted to understand what things are really like, the basic principles that make everything work. I realized that truth isn’t something fixed, but something that is always changing and revealing itself in surprising ways. Along with searching for truth, I also wanted to understand the purpose of life. Why are we here? What is our role in the world. This involved thinking about right and wrong, what’s ethical, and the nature of our minds.