Two decades is a long time to do anything. I've been building with Lego bricks for two decades and two years. I've never had a "dark age." It's always been part of my life. I've fully enjoyed every minute that I've spent creating MOCs and I have no regrets over the time and money I've spent on the hobby. I only wish there could have been another life somewhere to just go all out and bring to fruition all the awesome Lego projects I ever wanted to do. Alas, this is not that life. In this life, I have a greater purpose. The time has come to embrace that and leave all else behind.

I believe in following your intuition and going with the flow. When what you're doing fills you with energy as fast as you can use it up, you know you're on the right track. The task of selling off my Lego collection has seemed overwhelming. The thought of inventorying everything in it has just been a total turn-off. There had to be an easier, funner way to do this than shipping it all out in little dribs and drabs, or even packing it all into a huge box and sending the lot to a reseller in Helsinki. I thought of donating it all to charity; the thought of passing this treasure on to poverty-stricken children who've never even seen a Lego brick before did fill me with joy and exhilaration. But even that option doesn't seem any easier to put into practice. So now I've decided upon a method that I can implement without much trouble at all, a no-brainer in fact. I made a preliminary inquiry about the details today, and I intend to have the operation over and done with by this time next week. I'm cutting it close, since I have to move out by the end of the month, but I know this is going to be a success. I've already been having great success with getting rid of my other possessions; synchronicity has expedited the process beyond all my expectations. This bodes well for what lies ahead: my departure into the unknown.

There's not much I can say about this journey now, because I don't know much. What I can say is that it will lead me to where I need to be, physically and spiritually, in order to begin the real task I came here to fulfill. I will meet many people and see many things along the way, and at the end of it I will find that place.

As for the times in the world at large... whooo. Hold on to your butts. For me, this is a very positive and exciting time. If it looks scary, that's because it's supposed to. But it's all happening for a reason, and despite these appearances, there is nothing to be afraid of. Everything is under control. All that's required of each of us is to do the best we can do with the knowledge and the strength we have, to live in the present with authenticity and integrity of doing and being.

A wonderful future is in store. That's a done deal for the planet. If you don't believe what I'm saying, that's fine. Why should you? Believe what you want, that's your right. Doesn't matter what I think. I'm no better than anyone else.

What matters is this: Love is absolute. Live accordingly.