Seeing True™ is a moment of epiphany that is so pronounced that subsequent changes in direction or behavior are dramatically altered for the better. The Greeks called this “metanoia,” which means "change of mind," though it might translate better today as “a profound change of heart.” In the Seeing True framework, we focus on transformation as the desired result, and forgiveness and relationships as the spaces in which we practice.
There’s something to be said for seeing ourselves in a different light as we grow and evolve. In fact, there is a peace in knowing we are all works in progress and the learning will never stop.
Read MoreThere is a long-standing debate in Buddhism about whether the source of enlightenment comes from our efforts, or from beyond them. Shapiro proposes a non-dualistic perspective. Maybe it is both.
Read MoreIf the active and receptive aspects of our lives are needed in complementary proportion, how would you appraise them in your own life? How much time do you spend in an active state?
Read MoreThe end of the year is a powerful transitional period. It is also a great time to come back into alignment and let go.
Read MoreSome years ago, a short while after I entered the rooms of recovery, my spiritual mentor began to speak to me about anonymity. It turns out that anonymity is not at all what I thought.
Read MoreRecently several people have asked me what I believe about God. When the Universe conspires to ask me a question through many different directions, I figure it would be a good idea to cooperate.
Read MoreSomehow, we need to hold true to continuing to grow with and through difficulties. To deepen ourselves in the presence of what forces we must face. To fully engage ourselves and our lives in order to be reconciled.
Read MoreSeeing True is a framework and practice for living an engaged life through forgiveness.
Ronald CHAPMAN, CREATOR
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