Once I am lost, I will find my truest-self.
A walkabout is a spontaneous journey through the wilderness to satisfy the wandering mind: pining for the open sea, aiming for the space just beyond the horizon.
Redemption is the action of saving one’s soul.
Each one is indispensable. Walkabout Redemption is my life. As a concept it is three dimensional, encompassing my experiences as I sail the world, along with each quest into my conscious, as words flow from my imagination.
Walkabout Redemption allows my vision an opportunity to breathe as I focus on liberating the characters of my mind, the messages of my heart, and the truth of my path.
My goal is to create a platform for authentic audience interactions based around art, adventure, and universal wisdom.
Follow the signs of the universe. Once you believe accidents are an illusion, you will learn her language. We evolve in leaps of faith along a spiraling existence. Listen to your body when you are balanced and even more so when something feels off. Trust and love yourself—realize the seed of unconditional love.
I once believed that prayer only benefits religious people. Now that I pray on a normal bases it reminds me of a time, I believed I could become a writer without being a proficient and deliberate reader. As we grow, we learn to laugh in the face of our mistaken interpretations. After wasting my energy in protests of reading and prayer, I’ve fallen into a state of pure love and amazement with both.
“Irie” in my vocabulary has taken on the duty of “God”. A constant reminder that God is unnamable and unfathomable, I speak to my God as Irie. Inhale, Irie—exhale, gratitude. These mantras bring great stillness to my heart. I create, Irie—I am, gratitude. I create as a mirror image of my creator. Also, I create Irie; I create my perspective of God, my interpretations, beliefs, and relationship with God are a result of my consciousness.
The fact we all have an individual interpretation does not disprove the messenger, rather magnifies the excellence we were created to be—a way of seeing God that no one else has ever experienced—an individual relationship with the Creator.
Upon arriving home, just as on the entire trip, I knew I was where I was meant to be in the world—what an ecstatic feeling. I saw my loved ones, held them, and shared exotic stories about my time in the tropics. For a week or so the traveling high held me above my reality.
This silence, this truth, this mindfulness is the sincerest form of prayer. We live in a reality of hollow words. Simple symbols taken as truth—we mark-up maps and act as if we’ve traveled. Words taken on face-value are meaningless. Lies plague our society; the truth is unrecognizable. The most dangerous lies are the ones we tell ourselves. Lying to ourselves becomes so comfortable, it continues through our prayers.
There is great clarity once we understand divine timing and accept our role in walking the path: a spontaneous, individual trek leading toward the horizon. I began writing this morning from Trinidad and am logging off from Dominica. Although I’m home next week, there is a reason and purpose for my being here. I remain humble and grateful for each present moment. Each breath is a life of its own. In following your own light, others are led to do the same. Manifest your dreams one day at a time.
There is immense spiritual emptiness in the world today, and there is no greater news than this; all gardeners know they must clear the weeds before planting seeds.
Books, art, history, and God are taken from the people in any totalitarian style government. Still people ask me why I am a writer—why my dream is to write books in a time when nobody reads. This never discourages me, but raises awareness to how easily a large percentage of the population would forfeit literature and art. This creates urgency behind my message and purpose as a writer. Following the crowd will lead you off the cliff every time. We have seen first-hand how easily the media controls the masses.