Perhaps enlightenment is all about accepting the inevitable with equanimity. After all, "The fault, dear Brutus, lies not in the stars but in ourselves that we are underlings."

Perhaps enlightenment is all about accepting the inevitable with equanimity. After all, "The fault, dear Brutus, lies not in the stars but in ourselves that we are underlings."

Some people believe there is no point in being here. It's all ashes to ashes and dust to dust. End of story. This makes no sense to me. But life doesn't need to make sense. It could be totally meaningless. We evolved from an ameba, we crawled out of the swamp, and soon we'll be having moon rides thanks to Elon Musk. Or we're here for a reason. To evolve our consciousness.

Some people believe there is no point in being here. It's all ashes to ashes and dust to dust. End of story. This makes no sense to me. But life doesn't need to make sense. It could be totally meaningless. We evolved from an ameba, we crawled out of the swamp, and soon we'll be having moon rides thanks to Elon Musk. Or we're here for a reason. To evolve our consciousness.

Do you need a miracle? Do you want enlightenment? Gabe Berman, author, photographer, healer and miracle worker, has discovered the

secret to enlightenment, and he wants to share it with the world.

What if we are collectively projecting our unconscious beliefs onto the "screen" we call the universe, and then believing that our projections are reality and are independent of the thoughts in our mind?

What if we are collectively projecting our unconscious beliefs onto the "screen" we call the universe, and then believing that our projections are reality and are independent of the thoughts in our mind?

Gabe Berman is an author, photographer, philosopher, a great soul, and a coffee drinker currently living in Long Island, New York. His latest book, "Love Looks Like This" is a beautiful collection of poems, photographs and haikus.

There is too much darkness, anger, aggression, hate and violence in our world. It needs to stop. And each of us needs to do our part in stopping it by stopping the choices we make that contribute to it.

There is too much darkness, anger, aggression, hate and violence in our world. It needs to stop. And each of us needs to do our part in stopping it by stopping the choices we make that contribute to it.