Article by Ken Dyers

"People generally start making decisions about what they believe early on in life.

Once a person believes something and they are committed to that viewpoint, they tend to stop looking objectively at alternative viewpoints – viewpoints which might oppose that belief. They say to themselves "I believe this, so there's no need to investigate the area further. No need to explore any other points of view." That's ok, but it limits a person's ability to expand their reality further.

To expand your reality you must let one viewpoint go, in order to embrace another more expansive one. Spiritual evolvement is reaching for lighter and lighter viewpoints through a lifetime.

We make considerations about our lives like "Yes you can do this" and "No you can't do that" and "You must do this" and "You mustn't do that" and "This is wrong" and "This is right".

But what if we could meet in that space between right and wrong, the space between good and bad, beautiful and ugly? That space which is free of consideration or belief? That would be beautiful. That would be free, and that would be beautiful."

Ken Dyers 2006


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