Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant. ~ Robert Louis Stevenson

We recently spoke about Enlightenment as not a destiny but it actually is a continuous process of what you do everyday until you transcend this reality. Seeds of love have to be planted everyday, smile at random people, hold the door open for someone or even help someone crossing the road. Compassion and awareness are the important attitudes one can carry in their heart. Perhaps you may not have someone smile back but you are letting out positivity into this chaotic matrix and it will have repercussions.

Though we may not see it, one can feel how good positivity is and its not limited to oneself. Go forth and plant those seeds and don't worry about the harvest you will reap. The world is blossoming with every positive action you do! Welcome to the first dose of awakening with Fractal Enlightenment, here's the latest from us.

Behind the Mask: Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

The bridge that spans the gap between finitude and infinity is the human torn between being both an animal and a god. This is the ultimate challenge on the path toward self-actualization: the counterintuitive balance that must be maintained between honesty and hypocrisy, the ruthless acceptance that the perception of reality is inherently a metaphor for reality.

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P John Burden’s Art that Captures the Spirits of Nature

Its difficult to put down in words the joy one feels when you come across someone’s creations that speak a language your soul understands. P John Burden’s work is laced with elements of nature and country folklore, though he comes from a different time and space; his art creates a bond that transcends these barriers.

Here’s our interview with this fascinating artist.

Frederich Nietzsche’s Workout for the Spirit

Wisdom of German philosopher, Frederich Nietzsche, is often overlooked due to an unfair reputation that precedes him. Lets explore his thought-provoking concepts that can nourish our soul – the will to power, his conception of Apollonian and Dionysian (explained in the article) and the endless return.

Read part of Frederich Nietzsche's Interesting Philosophy