“The Sublimity of Nature is God’s way of shaking you awake from the dream – it’s not about fear or dread but about being startled back into seeing clearly.” — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“If a PEAK EXPERIENCE is what happens when you actively unplug yourself from the Void – even if just for a second – then the Sublimity of Nature and Life itself is just God/the TRUTH/wholeness trying to unplug you from… — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“To engage in dialogue is to serve others via whatever is real inside you; to engage in debate is to ultimately serve the illusions… — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“When you don’t trust life and so you start testing it and looking for signs, then you’re not really testing life (because the truth can’t be tested – it just is) – you’re just testing your own ability to be selective with your attention and to tell your unconscious mind to keep a look out for things that could potentially… — Oli Anderson Copy Share
“Dialogue is about creating awareness through self-observation; it starts from the inside out, not the outside in.” — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“REAL life isn’t ordered or chaotic – it’s both of these things at all times and depending on where we focus our attention or… — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“Dialogue is about freeing human beings from the beliefs and attitudes that make human beings miserable.” — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“Dialogue helps us to acknowledge that we see the world not as it is, but as we are.” — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“Dialogue reminds us that we can question to build, not only to doubt or deconstruct.” — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“Synchronicity can be taken as evidence that we’re on the path of flow and being in life rather than the path of forcing ourselves… — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“Whatever you look for you will find; that’s why it’s so important to focus your attention on the REAL ‘stuff’ – that connection to… — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
“Dialogue is an opportunity for people to communicate from outside the limitations of their points of view. When we enter a circle of dialogue,… — Oli Anderson Copy Share Image
