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The background to the initiative
Many years ago, I was privileged to feel one brief moment that changed the course of my life, a moment in which I was privileged to be home, a moment of revelation, where I was told - this is where the journey will lead you, this is why you set out for it. There are no words to describe this experience, there I learned the meaning of the word sacred, there I clearly understood that the world I see has nothing to offer me, the value is not found in the things I was told I came here to achieve, not status, not fame, not wealth and certainly not power. What I seek is far beyond that, it seems that everything the world has ever achieved was nothing, and I knew that I had nothing left to continue searching for. So I turned inward and began to study and read and doubt and repeat until I found the path that works for me, a path to inner peace.
This project I embarked on is the realization of my path, it stems from experience, there is not a single word written in it that I have not experienced again and again, both the wonderful things, and the less so. I did all of this out of a sense of mission and understanding - I cannot return home alone, I must bring as much as possible with me, no one will be left behind.
The book "One Day Only," the awareness cards that complement it, the workshops, and the establishment of the Mitzpah are just the beginning, there is a long road ahead of us, it is a path that we must take together.
The wait is over and the voice is heard throughout the world - today we are returning home, we are done waiting.
Join me on the only journey that has meaning - the journey to inner peace, to the consciousness of our true identity, one that never changes - it is already waiting for you within yourself to turn to it and allow it to be what it is supposed to be - who you truly are.
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The door
The day will come when you will walk through the door and reach the longed-for inner peace, the redemption and healing, the peace and deep joy that is within you. You do not need to look for it outside—it is not there. Deep within you it resides, and yet, as accessible as the next thing; it feels so far away not because it is indeed far away, but because of what we have put on our way to it. The world is tired and exhausted, and, to be honest, it already seems ridiculous at times in the face of the futile search of everyone who has come here. People are searching for themselves in ever-split identities—each with their own truth, their own definitions, their own history, their own inclinations, and their own gender—inventing an endless number of false identities that are threatened by everything, due to their weakness and unreality. Isn’t it easier to abandon all of these things? Why does it seem so hard to give up what we don’t really want, and to seek the unchanging and the timeless—the thing that loves us and sees us truly, as we are? Can anything be changed without taking responsibility for it? Because taking responsibility means strength, while blaming and victimizing mean weakness. What do I want to come out of this situation, this state of affairs? How many of us really ask this, not casually, but out of staying and learning until it is fully understood? How many times have we entered into unnecessary “adventures” and endless conflicts, and in the name of what? How many times have we asked ourselves what purpose we want to give to a certain thing that is happening, or that we want to happen, not out of ignorance but out of honesty and transparency with ourselves? How many times have we made decisions that were devoid of any reason or hope for something good—what was really behind the countless times we did it? You did it, we did it, to maintain separateness and all the curses it brings with it.
Join the movement for inner peace
Join us, be part of a growing movement of people seeking inner peace, be part of the community and gain support and most of all - people who will walk alongside you on the journey.