Between Two Worlds

This period of humankind is especially hard

because we are often conflicted between two worlds:

science and spirituality.

They both don’t have the answers.

They are both manmade

and, generally speaking, built mutually exclusive from each other.

And if we try to follow both science and spirituality together

we tend to get lost.

We don’t know how to find the answers

using both perspectives.

For the first time in humankind’s existence,

we, humans, are trying to find the answers

but within us.

Not “out there.”

And we don’t know how.

How do we look inside ourselves safely

without any direction

on where to look?

But now, with both a scientific and spiritual perspective,

we have to let go of some “truths”

that may contradict with the values

that we are finding inside ourselves.

We get to discover our values in the first place.

Who and what do we have to let go of

to find ourselves

and our divinity?

How do we know where to look

for an answer that doesn’t even exist?

We may have to accept

that nothing will ever feel fully “right”

ever again

once we step out of those two worlds

and into our own.