"I’ll be honest. When all of this started, I was pretty much convinced I would never talk about it, to anyone, ever. I was already struggling to hold up a career, a family, and a life while battling disease. Making sense of the spiritual experiences I was having seemed a bridge too far for me to cross.
But then, as things continued to unfold, I recognized how much the perspectives of The Chorus had helped me. And I knew that they could help others, too. So I began to take steps to share this, very reluctantly, and stubbornly convinced that I would remain firmly in the background. Ideally, anonymous.
And now, here I am, declaring that I can do something that I once considered fascinating but perhaps, well,…a little bit nuts.
Sometimes we feel like our stories choose us. That we had a path that we were following, maybe even one that we loved, but then something showed up and displaced us from it. I had a great career in technology, I had health, I had ambitions, and all of those things were stripped away.
From a certain vantage point, this is true.
But from another, equally valid vantage point, I didn’t get displaced. I was never interrupted. And all of these things that surprised me were also the continuation of everything unfolding.
I was always looking for answers to big questions – I just never expected that those answers could truly exist. And not just a single set of answers. But as many ideas and fascinating perspectives as there are beings in Creation.
And now I see my own perspective a little more clearly. A little bit more of who I am, what makes me unique, the path I was on, and the path I never actually left."