You Might be a Mystic If...
At one time you have experienced a familiar sense of non-being, a one-dimensional existence througho ut the day tha t results in a collapse into bed at night wondering what the day really amounted to. It is so uninspiring to wake up tomorrow just to stare at a seemingly unchanged ball-and-chain to laundry, spreadsheets, Zoom calls, and groceries. If the aversion to tedium, “rat race”, drudgery sort of occupation is something you experience as a bit familiar, you might be a mystic. Although the connection may not have gotten your attention just yet. And so the solution remains out of reach. I want to connect with you around this hunger and unlock with you practices to diminish its effects on your spirit. Mystic and Profane There are two types of people in the world: the mystic and the profane. When I hear the word profane, the concept I most quickly associate is “profanity”. But in the dictionary, profane is defined as “ relating or devoted to that which is not sacred or bibli