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The Seed Was Never Just a Seed

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Exploring Entelecheia, Intention, and the Flow of Becoming Introduction: Why This Concept Matters Sometimes a word finds you at the right moment. When I first came across Entelecheia , something clicked. It wasn’t just a definition—it was a recognition. Like finding the name for something I had always sensed but never knew how to describe. That energy—or an unseen possibility within us—can become something real in our lives. And not because everything is planned out, but because it responds to how we feel, where we place our attention, and how we choose to align ourselves. I’m not writing this to promote an ancient Greek term. What amazes me is that even back in 384 BC, Aristotle pointed toward a concept that still resonates today. The word entelecheia combines en-telēs (complete), telos (end or purpose), and echein (to have)—meaning “to have a complete end.” How incredible is that? It helped me understand something I had felt for years: That becoming isn’t a straight line. ...
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The Limbs That Went on Strike

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(A reflection inspired by my guru, Andre) Not long ago, I had a vivid dream in which my guru, Andre, appeared. In that dream, I asked him the same question that once puzzled Einstein — “Why does the moon still exist even when we’re not looking at it?” He smiled and answered in a way that felt both poetic and mysterious: “There is a man with a larger handcart full of soil. You have a handful of soil in your hand. You may hand it to him.” That dream became the seed for my previous reflection, The Dream That Taught Me Why the Moon Stays , where I explored how individual awareness participates in universal consciousness — how what we perceive and offer becomes part of the greater field that holds us all. But the unfolding didn’t stop there. As I continued to wonder about connection — not just between the individual and the universe, but between individuals themselves — my guru replied again. This time, not in a dream, but through another story — simple, direct, and quietly profou...
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The Dream That Taught Me Why the Moon Stays

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  Introduction We often take for granted that the world remains as it is, even when we turn away from it. But what if the simple act of observation plays a deeper role than we realize? This reflection began with a dream — a quiet conversation between teacher and student, between the seen and the unseen. It explores a timeless question once posed by Einstein: Does the moon still exist when we’re not looking at it? Through the lenses of science, spirituality, and personal experience, this piece traces a journey from quantum mystery to human meaning — inviting us to consider that perhaps awareness itself is part of the universe’s design, and that even a single breath, a single thought, contributes to the field that connects us all. Part 1. The Handful of Soil and the Moon: A Dream Dialogue with My Guru Last night, I found myself walking beside my teacher, Andre— not in the physical world, but in the quiet, surreal realm of dreams. We stood in a place that felt both familiar and...
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