A successful lean on spirituality
If you love reading or listening to material from Barbara Marciniak, Eckart Tolle, Michael Tellinger or David Icke… you’ll definitely love this guy.
Living in northern Italy a few years ago allowed me to meet people whose grandparents were members of the Italian resistance fighting against the Nazi occupation. They were men and women willing to risk more than just their reputations for something they believed in. Today, it is hard to find someone with such convictions of faith, someone willing to ‘stand up’ for what they believe to be right.
Back home I looked for a mentor to help me with my own personal development. I ended up spending a whole year living in an ashram with a real life guru and this experience taught me a lot about what can be real or projected. Time stood still for me as I got up at half past four every morning to begin my group meditation and personal devotions. But all the time I wondered, “Is this it? Is there nothing else for me where I can learn the ‘mysteries’ of life?” I was starting to feel like a mushroom as the resident guru reminded us that one day we might be almost like her, but not quite.
Since those ashram days are now over and dusted off, I continue to search along my way and recently discovered that there are many genuinely interesting minds who also honestly wish to share the message. One such ‘standing up’ person who produces brilliant things is Sevan Bomar. He makes a big impact with information that has to do with self-awareness, the real history of our planet, and other things of controversial truth.
Born in 1978, one can easily see how he comes from a position of strength. Sevan is the president of The Resistance, and you need to hear it from him to fully appreciate his mission in life. His books are titled ‘Matrix Code’, ‘Resistance Developer’ and ‘The Foundation of Totality’.
He speaks with humility and an open heart giving substance to his messages. She has an amazing knowledge base and really knows how to share it. For my money it’s worth its weight in gold. Sevan doesn’t expect people to bow at her feet or blindly accept a rebuke disguised as “it’s for your highest good!” His humble and simplistic way of sharing allows you to absorb the message, if you’re ready to hear it.
I use YouTube to bring Sevan into my classroom and hear what he has to say. If it has something to do with mind, body and soul, then Sevan has given it a successful spiritual twist. Go ahead, put it on YouTube now and you may never be the same again.