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I was born in a small  town in Spanish Morocco, But I lived extensively in Europe, particularly Italy. Now I live in the US.After High school, I took two years off, and became practically a madcap spiritual troubadour, travelling from country to country, meeting people, learning languages, working in all kinds of jobs, and taking courses in European schools.I like to think that this allowed me to learn about a deeper level of reality that I would have missed if I just stayed in the old country.I am not an anarchist, but I learned to think for myself, and to question authority, and always refused to be held to outdated world views. Someone told me once that a questionning attitude was healthy. So I kept an open mind. My highest identified purpose in life, is The Continuing Search for Truth. I am a seeker of truth, but do not expect to find it anywhere, anytime soon (at least not down here). I realize I can't just go along gathering rosebuds, or just bamble along, and let things happen. My goal as a human being is to touch life at a unique place, where no man has touched before. I want to come to the idea of a personal evolution, the evolution of each one of us, which is not a question of species, but a question of building up more character, more discipline, more competence, more stature, and eventually to become a "whole" human being. I seek to realize a condition in which being, thought and action coincide perfectly.I tend to be an optimist, even if I know that our societies, our economic systems and our cultures, are designed around. wastefulness and inefficiencyPerhaps the biggest hope I see is that more and more men and women are freeeing themselves from family cages and collective mindsets, and are releasing themselves from emprisonment and trance. We are starting to uncover and denounce those moral carpenters that make boxes of words and concepts and try to emprison us in them.
This site is a weak and humble attempt to send a clarion call to support one another, using all the knowledge that we can bring to bear, recognizing all the ignorance one lives in, to help each other built the mental structure and the emotional maturity to live life intelligently, and responsibily.
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