Emma McCreary

"@Sarah. Thanks for providing a concrete example. =) I love how you say it changed “*our* relationship to the holidays” … not just yours, but theirs as well because you show up differently. It changes the basis for the interaction. Awesome." - Emma McCreary

"Hmm. That’s very polite of you, but I don’t deal in beliefs. I care about experiences. I don’t “believe” in 2012, I don’t “believe” in God - I experience it. Comparing what I talk about to Christianity (most versions thereof) feels equivalent to telling me it’s OK with you that I believe in Santa Claus. Great, thanks, but it misses the point of what I’m saying and categorizes all spiritual experiences as delusional fairy stories. Spirituality is the opposite of religion in many ways. Religion is about finding comfort; spirituality is about going beyond it. Religion is about safety (and there’s nothing wrong with that); spirituality is about truh, the deepest truth we can know, that which is written in our hearts and souls. It’s about being willing to encounter that which is in us that is larger, deeper, and more mysterious than the pat answers that either science or religion provides. It’s about encountering our true power and potential. It’s often scary and raw and it’s real. So it’s..." - Emma McCreary

"Yeah. People like Gabe are why I stay in the closet and don’t talk about it. You have no idea how harsh the world “bullshit” sounds when you share something so close to your heart and just want to explore it. I really don’t like debating it. It’s something I feel, like a premonition. I can’t explain it to people like Gabe and it makes me sad because they don’t respect me at all, but that’s the way it is I guess. The way magnetic fields affect consciousness is a study I read about, it’s not something I made up. But anyway." - Emma McCreary