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A New Life

This is my last post in my 20s. Starting next month, I will be in my 30s.      This decade of my life has been a rather odd one. As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago , my 20s started out smooth and went rocky really quick. So I will be happy to leave that behind in my 20s.      I feel like I've learned a lot about myself lately. More than I thought I would. This last week, it feels like a lot of the lessons I have learned in my life have been tested and fine-tuned in the fire of my chaotic work and personal life. I have come out stronger in the process.      I hear whispers of better things coming for me. Some of it has happened, but I have a feeling more in coming. I am trying to push aside my doubt and worry so that I can truly appreciate this good news without hesitation. Of course, it is difficult to do, given how much I wrestled with my doubt and esteem in the past. But now I know better. Now I know that these are products of a childhood...

Sanctus Scriptor

     Sanctus Scriptor     This phrase has been repeated to me numerous times since I have been dealing with some personal matters.      I am sure of what it is. It's been something that was given to me a long time ago, albeit in a slightly different version. If you want to read the blog post tied to this, feel free to click here .      Long story short, when I performed my Affirmation of Baptism (aka Confirmation) in the Lutheran church, a voice spoke and called me Novus Scriptor. At the time, I assumed it was God's voice. But a lot has shifted since then.      Since then, I've learned that the god that inhabits that church is not the one I worship. In fact, the ones I come across in many Christian places of worship feel disconnected from the actual deity. On top of that, many of the spiritual guides I have encountered in the meantime were not found in buildings. They all enjoyed our encounters outside, especially nea...

The Process of Introspection

      Introspection is the name of my latest game.      There is a lot I need to think about before my 30th year comes into play. There has been a lot of signs pointing me to it, and a lot of random signals that I need to spend my time thinking about my life.      That is what I will be doing a lot this month.      It's not like I wouldn't anyway. September is always a time for me to reflect and figure out what I've done right or wrong in my life. There is also a thing about decades coming to a close and reflecting on what I've done in my 20s.      If only I could remember the details that far back.      I know that my 20s started out smooth, but went rocky really quick. Before I knew it, my 20s were riddled with the fun mishaps of college, work, and overall chaos that would quickly bring me to where I am now. Overall, if I had to rate my decade, it would be a 7/10 with room for improvement in the ...

Seeing the Lessons: A Rant

 The lessons came fast for me this year.      No longer could I get attached to people. No longer could I give my energy to everyone. No longer could I allow my moods to be affected by other people's moods.      These lessons are harder to swallow than most.     Being attached to people has been a problem of mine for ages now. Ever since my younger days, I have always grown an attachment toward one particular individual to the point of obsession. I would pray to God every morning and night to give me this one small wish and I wouldn't ask for anything more. As time moved on, I realized that these individuals I was wishing for did not want me in return. Because of that revelation, I fell into relationships with people I hadn't given the time of day to, but I was happy to have their affection. I would spend months or years with someone, absorbing their affection, until I would realize that I didn't actually like this person much. Then I would b...