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There’s something powerful about moving your body—especially when no one’s watching. When the music plays, and you just let go, it’s like you’re shedding all that built-up energy, all those thoughts that have been piling up in your mind. That’s the thing about dance: it’s not about moving to a beat, it’s about feeling…
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For as long as I can remember, my childhood memories have been vivid, almost photographic. I was diagnosed with hypermnesia, meaning I could recall events from as early as two or three years old with striking clarity. Yet, in stark contrast, my life between 18 and 31 feels like a blur. It’s a strange…
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By the time I reached the monastery at age 13, I was already a spiritual explorer. My early experiences with seeing beyond the material world at ages 5 and 7 had left me with a deep, unshakable curiosity about the hidden world that exists within. What was once a personal journey—finding meaning in dreams,…
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Even as a child, I was always curious, always questioning, always searching for something beyond the surface. I suppose that was just part of who I was. One of my earliest memories of this was when I was about five years old, gathering the kids from the neighborhood together. We were out in the…
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I’ve never really understood the concept of a “spiritual awakening.” You know, that moment when someone wakes up to a deeper truth or suddenly sees the world in a new light. It’s not that I’m against the idea—it’s just that I never experienced anything like that. For me, there was no grand revelation or…