More about me

At this point I don’t really consider myself a “guru” or anything like that. I’m literally just a guy on a journey. & with every step that I take on this journey, the more it redefines my experience from what was to what is ever-changing. & so I’m here to share pieces of that experience, & hopefully it’ll benefit someone else in the progression of their journey.

Concerning reproof & correction for the journey as well as inspiration, I have since childhood been devoted to the studying of holy scripture, which has been my spiritual foundation for the journey in many ways. In this I find what became the core values which also make up what I’ve come to know as the humility process, which is a sort of “road map” of the journey toward self-love, committed to the process of healing in all areas. Whether that be physical health or spiritual. Whether that be healing racial, sexual, or even psychological traumas, these things all being rooted in light of the holy scripture, are also reflected through the journey as well.

Before I was anything else in this life, I was an artist by nature. This is a creative state-of-mind that has been with me for as long as I can remember, constantly reflecting & redefining itself through my reality in many ways, although it’s taken me more than half of my life to realize it.

It’s been the struggle of this lifetime for me to grow into my creative mind. With all of the distractions of this life, & being molded into the many other mindsets, my creative mind has only ever been at it’s best, ”surviving under the radar.” (Or at least that’s how it once felt.)

Part of this journey for me has always been a journey back to nature. Re-learning myself creatively, & redefining for myself what it means to be an artist of self. But also pushing myself to grow more & more into these things in a way that feels natural & true to me, & not through interpretation of others. This too can be a humility process, growing publicly into your own creative nature. But the benefits are far exceeding in worth. To nurture yourself into your own “I am” presence. For me, thi sis the journey into self-love.