THE WONDERMIND

Essential Guide for the Universal Seeker

Spiritual Journey

  • We Are One

    I gracefully kneel my soul while understanding that ego is just a product of my mind and pride is its side effect. This time comes when you start to see behind the curtain of the world. You sit with all the actors and watch them silently while they remove their costumes. You’re sitting there still,… Read more

  • The world does not need you happy

    Happy people are bad for the economy. If you would be happy with what you have, why would you want more? The need will be created once you have a flaw pointed once you become insecure about aspects of your life. Happy-looking people will greet you in the commercial breaks, making you feel like your… Read more

  • You are for yourself

    What are you, my dearest friend? What do you want to be? What brings you joy? What makes you weak? What did they tell you about who you are? What did they try to make you believe? How did they do that? Who allowed them? No matter what you may hear about yourself, no matter… Read more

  • Thailand, the revelation land

    I dreamt of you: You were holding me between your clouds. Your crests were dropping sun rays on my cheeks. My eyes climbed your peaks before. I was on the ship, floating on top of a universe of creatures, humbled by the stillness of the limestones. I felt bliss once I understood that indeed I… Read more

  • Love what you have become

    Life has a way of showing us beauty in the most unexpected places. Opening your heart to the sky means letting in a flow of energy and love, and understanding that you are enough, complete, and powerful. You are holding the beauty of a limping heart, cracked, and isolated at times but still big, compassionate,… Read more

  • The Autumn within

    I miss the golden, old Fall, that cries over it’s broadleaf trees, setting up a spectacle, sending me to my old books, to cups of chamomile tea and talks about how other Autumns used to be. I miss the blurred glass, where I used to walk the tip of my finger, drawing paths to my… Read more