Life is a mirror and if we can remember that, it will make our lives that much easier. The Sanskrit term maya implies life as we perceive it is an illusion. It is the eastern equivalent of Plato’s story of The Cave whose inhabitants mistook the shadows on the wall for reality.

 Nonetheless, our perceptions have all the trappings of reality, even if that reality is “not real”. Such is the domain of metaphysics; and this might be such a time to understand such things—for the times are again a’changing and rapidly so.

 In 1981, Nobel Laureate Buckminster Fuller said “Humanity is moving ever deeper into crisis—a crisis without precedent.”

 Fuller was an extraordinary man who lived his life both in the illusion, with us, and on the other side in solitary experience of The Truth. His amazing ability to both explain and predict is a result of this. We should take Fuller’s words seriously and, as a whole, we have not.

We are worried about our futures as we should and we should do what we can to prepare for what is about to happen. Gold and silver will help only in a material way and as important as that will be, it will not be enough.

 We learn by crisis. Get ready.

 Darryl Robert Schoon

www.survivethecrisis.com

www.drschoon.com