Embarking On The Journey Of Consciousness: Staying On The Train, By Carolyn Baker

Embarking On The Journey Of Consciousness: Staying On The Train, By Carolyn Baker

Perhaps you’ve noticed that staying on the train is a full-time job and that in doing so, there is little chance of maintaining business as usual. Sometimes the speed of the train feels painfully slow, as if one is riding on the little engine that could. At other times, one feels hurled through time and space on a bullet train. In either situation, whether consciously or unconsciously, all passengers on this train have signed up for a spiritual, as well as historical, intellectual, and physical journey, and it is no longer possible to live ordinary lives in extraordinary times.

What Collapse Feels Like, Part 4 of 5:  Despair: Every Hour Offers A Choice, By Carolyn Baker

What Collapse Feels Like, Part 4 of 5: Despair: Every Hour Offers A Choice, By Carolyn Baker

So if you want to insist that life is meaningless, which by the way even Nietzsche did not believe, you probably should stop reading right here. If you want me to convince you that life isn’t meaningless, well, I can’t do that, nor do I want to. It’s really none of my business, but if you have some inkling that it’s possible to find/make meaning in the throes of despair and that doing so matters in any way, you may want to continue reading.