Waking Up
Spiritual Transformation and Recovery
Tim Moon underwent a spiritually transformative experience while recovering from alcohol addiction which opened him to the world of mystical spirituality. He shares the depth of his experience through his writings.
Is the fear of death the beginning of misery?
Tim Moon offers a deep and compelling look at the connection between human misery and the fear of death.
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The peaceful benefits of acceptance, non-attachment, and non-resistance.
This week, Tim Moon writes about various sources of mindfulness, what they are and what they’re not.
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Reaching Out to Make Peace in a Racially Tense World
Tim Moon shares a heartfelt story about how an awkward and tense situation on a basketball court suddenly became an opportunity to reach out and make peace in a racially tense world.
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3 Contemplative Benefits of Innocence
When I was a little boy, my great-grandma told me something I could not understand. She was 85 at the time. She said she felt like a child in an older person’s body. This idea was too deep for me at the time, as I really just wanted another cookie. But now I understand it intimately.
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Three Foundational Techniques for Mastering Your Ego and Promoting Mindfulness
We are meant to be happy, and our ego was meant to be a tool to promote one part of that happiness, our survival. Sadly, many souls find themselves in circumstances where there are few real physical threats to their survival, yet they live in constant fear. Mindfulness, at its core, involves identifying our fears, and the self-centered, egotistical tendencies that exaggerate them.
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Is Fear our True Enemy in the Age of Covid 19?
In a compelling essay reflecting on our current situation, Tim Moon says he can’t help wondering if fear is not more dangerous than the virus itself. This is a must read.
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Three Things I Can’t Believe Anymore
In the last three years, I have undergone a significant spiritual awakening. This newfound, unexpected enlightenment, has forced me to reconcile my newfound knowledge in the present, with old experience from the past, Requiring that I look at my life and thinking through a different lens. A lens that allowed me to blend the best of both. It also demanded that some of my past thinking be discarded. The following are a few essential things that have either substantially changed or that I simply can’t believe anymore.
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Tim Moon
Historian and Teacher | Contributor, Contemplative Light
Tim is a life long learner, educator and lover of mystery. As a result of a recent spiritually transformative experience (STE), he enjoys exploring and writing about topics related to mystical spiritual awakening.