Dave Clark Soulutions
What is Soulutions? (besides adding a “u” to “Solutions”)
In a world that’s overwhelmed with misinformation and conflict it’s useful to find ways of thinking that help to build understanding, optimism and trust. That is why I created Soulutions, a collection of ideas to provoke thought, explore the benefits of an open mind and help people find their own answers to life’s important questions.
Finding one’s own truth takes some effort. It requires vigorous enquiry, asking probing questions, being a little skeptical and keeping the mind open to possibility. To discover the answers, it’s useful to engage both the logical and intuitive mind. To qualify as genuine truth, it should feel right to both our logical self and our soul. When it does, it can bring satisfaction and calm.
I don’t have the answers, but I have discovered several respected scientists on the leading edge who have very interesting theories. The big questions like “Why are we here?”, “What is consciousness?”, What happens when we die?”, may remain a mystery for years to come, but these potentially groundbreaking theories raise fascinating possibilities to explore.
Until the answers become clear, we have to carry on with life and all the ups and downs it brings. We can’t always control the things that happen, but we can control how we react to them. It’s the choices we make that make the difference. Even though the world may be experiencing upheaval, there still are ample opportunities to make good choices.
Finding one’s own truth takes some effort. It requires vigorous enquiry, asking probing questions, being a little skeptical and keeping the mind open to possibility. To discover the answers, it’s useful to engage both the logical and intuitive mind. To qualify as genuine truth, it should feel right to both our logical self and our soul. When it does, it can bring satisfaction and calm.
I don’t have the answers, but I have discovered several respected scientists on the leading edge who have very interesting theories. The big questions like “Why are we here?”, “What is consciousness?”, What happens when we die?”, may remain a mystery for years to come, but these potentially groundbreaking theories raise fascinating possibilities to explore.
Until the answers become clear, we have to carry on with life and all the ups and downs it brings. We can’t always control the things that happen, but we can control how we react to them. It’s the choices we make that make the difference. Even though the world may be experiencing upheaval, there still are ample opportunities to make good choices.
I am sharing these ideas with the hope that some of the suggestions presented will help generate positive thoughts that lead to wise decisions. Bravo to all who seek to make the world a better place.
Dave Clark
Dave Clark