As an architect as I dived into the LVM course I began to realize that I didn’t have an organizational structure to my life. The very nature of this course is based on terminology that is akin to architectural organization. The four stages of consciousness aligned with my way of perception, and mapping a spiritual practice around growth through terms like pillars, and foundational quality provided a ground of clarity beyond words.
I found myself in tears on many a day from the inspiring words and spirit of Michael Beckwith, and immediate resonance that carried me forward day after day through my “dark night of the soul”.
The other side of this dark tunnel is revealing a deeper understanding of the structural dynamics at play, how "form follows consciousness". This concept has unleashed my veiled vision! I now see more clearly my purpose as that of elucidating how we can grow through our awareness of our spatial context. How space itself is an arena for growth where beauty, harmony, and peace can be revealed.
I found myself in tears on many a day from the inspiring words and spirit of Michael Beckwith, and immediate resonance that carried me forward day after day through my “dark night of the soul”.
The other side of this dark tunnel is revealing a deeper understanding of the structural dynamics at play, how "form follows consciousness". This concept has unleashed my veiled vision! I now see more clearly my purpose as that of elucidating how we can grow through our awareness of our spatial context. How space itself is an arena for growth where beauty, harmony, and peace can be revealed.