Seek & Find: 04-13-2026

1. You will find peace when you can sit alone and do nothing.
2. You will find yourself when you stop seeking to be somebody or something.
3. You will find the truth when you find the one God, the one Self, the one to whom all glory belongs.
4. You will find God when you seek the One Self with three parts, who is the source of all and the only one deserving of praise.
5. You will find your purpose and meaning when you find your way to share and worship the one God, the one Self, the only one deserving of glory and praise.

“Let them praise the name of the Lord: for his name alone is excellent; his glory is above the earth and heaven.” —Psalm 148:13

Path of Finding Yourself: 04-12-2026

1. The path of finding yourself is littered with the bodies of who you are not.
2. The path of finding yourself is littered with the bodies of your Frankenstein monsters.
3. The path of finding yourself is littered with the bodies of fictional characters from your self-stories.
4. The path of finding yourself is the discovery that you are nobody and nothing because there is only one self.
5. The path of finding yourself is more about who you are not than who you are because who you are is nobody.
6. The path of finding yourself is the discovery that you are nobody and nothing because you exist to host, reflect, and worship the One.

Stand Up for Your Host Nature: 04-11-2026

1. Does angry, anxious, depressive, and self-story thinking drone on just to block my existence?
2. While that angry, anxious, depressive, or self-story thinking is droning on, where am I in that noise?
3. Does angry, anxious, depressive, and self-story thinking drone on just to deprive me of my time, space, place, and energy?
4. While that angry, anxious, depressive, or self-story thinking is droning on, why is my existence as a host being ignored?
5. While that angry, anxious, depressive, or self-story thinking is droning on, how are the goals and interests of my nature as a host being served?

Face Your Internal Rulers: 04-10-2026

1. Either you rule your thinking, or it rules you.
2. Why is your thinking so insistent on being in control?
3. If you cannot free yourself from your thinking, guess who is in charge?
4. Either you consider your self-stories nonsense, or they become all-important.
5. When are you going to revolt and take back your mind from thinking, self-talk, and self-stories?
6. Perhaps you should devote yourself to God’s story instead of your meaningless mess of self-stories that are incomplete, inconsistent, and impermanent?

Self-Stories Steal Your Life: 04-09-2026

1. How much of your day is spent lost in thought about your self-stories that never materialize?
2. If your self-stories are so important that they dominate your day, why don’t you record and film them?
3. If your self-stories are so important, why will you forget them tomorrow unless they caused internal conflict?
4. How much of your life is spent performing for the imaginary audiences of your self-stories no one sees or hears?
5. What if life has one crucial story that you are not aware of or serving instead of yourself?

Where Does the Time Go?: 04-08-2026

1. How much time does doubt take from your present?
2. How much time does worry take from your present?
3. How much time does insecurity take from your present?
4. How much time is spent recovering or relaxing in the present?
5. How much time does concern for correcting the past take from your present?
6. How much time does concern for appearing good in the future take from your present?
7. By now, you get the idea that much of your present time is wasted in ways that are not productive, do not fulfill your dreams, and do not serve your purpose in life. Now you know why you are where you are in life.

Science Has Been Compromised: 04-07-2026

1. Science has zero intelligence.
2. Like intelligence, science has no power of its own.
3. Science has no intelligence of its own to share with anyone.
4. Science is not a mini-god who can bestow intelligence on you.
5. Worshipping science will not increase your intelligence, but it will lower your perspective-taking abilities.
6. The only payoff for believing in science is that you can feel superior to those who do not; however, acknowledging actual scientific work (repeatable, testable) is often useful.