Facing The Big Questions: From Investment Banker To Spiritual Seeker
Source: www.collectivelyconscious.net | Original Post Date: November 19, 2015 –
There are those questions: “Who am I?” “What should I do with my life?” “How do I be happy?”
You feel a certain way about these questions, I’m sure. They feel heavy, obstructive. What’s to be done with them? Consciously or not, most of us figure it’s best just to ignore them, and hope they don’t really matter. That’s certainly how I lived, until one day I slowed down, stopped, and sat with them.
I was raised by an uber-practical, atheist mother and a father convinced that science was the be-all and end-all of human existence. I was encouraged to think for myself, and to challenge authority (a little), as long as I still got a good job that paid well. Like many American families today, words like “spiritual” never made an appearance over the dinner table, and we so rarely spoke of our love for each other. I remember having some faint inkling that there was something not being said, and that that “something” was everything.



Gary ‘Z’ McGee