spirituality

My beliefs centre mostly around Taoism and some Buddhism, with a portion of quantum physics thrown in. That said, I find most if not all of the principles of quantum physics come back to the basic principles of Tao.

In keeping with Taoism, I’m naturally an ontological thinker, and philosophically I sit closest to the ancient Stoics. I have my own adaptation that progresses beyond the existentialist and phenomenologist movements of the early 20th century, both of which built on Stoicism.

I won’t weigh in on whether spirituality and religion are the same, different, or whether one requires the other. Whatever they are to you, they are. The same goes for your own religious or spiritual beliefs.

For the sake of transparency, and to avoid wasting anyone’s time: I get along better with people who have some level of spirituality or religion in their life and who accept others’ choices, than with people who have none.

It’s not a judgement of those people, or me applying meaning to them. It’s simply a case of experience, and knowing what will be in flow.