In the Himalayas on the Quest
Three weeks from today I land in Guatemala City, one of the top 10 most dangerous cities in the world (travel plans - don’t worry I don’t plan to stay long). It’s a huge landing for a significant phase in my longstanding quest for a better way of life — a life in full alignment with the truth of who I am. I’ve found that looking through the framework of the archetypal hero’s journey allows the essence of the quest to emerge with greater depth and insight.
The most interesting discovery of the past few days has been immense — it turns out the journey I’m undertaking now is not an entirely new one at all, but the continuation of one that I’ve been on since New York City circa 2003.
And here’s where the story takes an interesting turn — one that might intersect with your own:
In my work over the past year or so I’ve become enamored with the muse, ‘flow’ and the creative process. In that place where spirit moves directly through me — merging somehow with my essence and guiding the work — is where the greatest stuff is born. 
