Chris Kelley's Page

Now this is an extension of my question "who came first, gods or man (humankind)". What I have come to question is, well everything.  

If we work under the parameters of force and form, then I cannot see a seperation between observed gods and the observer. 

Ultimately these gods are words and thoughts. That's all.

The crazy thing is that a lot of people have accepted these correspondences and gods as truth.

And along the way things got muddled, forgotten.

Because we…

And all truths are but half truths. Professionally I have observed a strong resistance to change. Even if that means approaching a problem from a different perspective than what is generally accepted to save/make more money or profits.

If there is a problem, you need drop the ego and look at it objectively.

With an objective perspective you place yourself into the position of observer.

You have no ties to the outcome of situation, therefore; you give yourself room to perceive…

Funny thing about writing and then going back and reading what you wrote. Being critical of other's words (especially if those words are you own) and then allowing perspectives to change is important I think,

But at some point you really consider what you are doing.

Ultimately there is a blank page, or text box in this case, and you feel the need to put stuff in that empty box.

We are expressive beings. Which can be beautiful, but as with all things, can also be…

Words, ideas. A web of... well webs. What strikes the motivation for this post is an email that I received today. One of those email reminders from a self-help guru that I signed up on the mailing list because there was some new thought program that the "guru" assured would bring solutions to my problems. Yes, that sentence is loaded.

I am grateful for my "self-help" consumption phase. I believe that it led me to the esoteric path. But, self-help programs/gurus are still rooted in…