Gary R. Ryan's Blog
January 19, 2010
Mysteries of Life
I'm told that I can understand everything. Or essentially I can have answers to everything. There is nothing too mysterious that one cannot question or find answers for. We may not fully comprehend what we discover, but there will always be an answer.
My major question was; Is this all there is? It seemed that life, with all its challenges and difficulties, was simply a cruel joke unless there was some purpose, some meaning behind it all. I would say that it was this desire for answers that inspired me to write my first book, Blessings in Disguise: A Tale of Redemption. I didn't know that at the beginning but it became clearer as I went along. Writing became a way of communicating with Life. I can explore the cutting edge of thought, of Truth, as best I understand it at the moment. Much like I am doing right now.
My clearest understanding is that we are eternal beings and that this life in the physical realm is a temporary sojourn that we must survive. There are other realms that we usually fail to acknowledge and, therefore, we remain unaware of them. I'm talking about eternity, Heaven, the spiritual realm; whatever you want to call it. Something beyond this physical life because, if I know nothing else, I know that I am a multi-dimensional being, much more than my physical body. And when I finally lay the body down, I will continue to exist.
My major question was; Is this all there is? It seemed that life, with all its challenges and difficulties, was simply a cruel joke unless there was some purpose, some meaning behind it all. I would say that it was this desire for answers that inspired me to write my first book, Blessings in Disguise: A Tale of Redemption. I didn't know that at the beginning but it became clearer as I went along. Writing became a way of communicating with Life. I can explore the cutting edge of thought, of Truth, as best I understand it at the moment. Much like I am doing right now.
My clearest understanding is that we are eternal beings and that this life in the physical realm is a temporary sojourn that we must survive. There are other realms that we usually fail to acknowledge and, therefore, we remain unaware of them. I'm talking about eternity, Heaven, the spiritual realm; whatever you want to call it. Something beyond this physical life because, if I know nothing else, I know that I am a multi-dimensional being, much more than my physical body. And when I finally lay the body down, I will continue to exist.
