Intro : Welcome to The Lighted Path to “Unlearn”

Welcome, dear reader!

This is The Lighted Path — a space where I share reflections on spirituality, wisdom, and truth.

In today’s world, many of us carry not only confusion but also the weight of wrong teachings, customs, and traditions that often block the deeper revelations of truth. Sometimes, before we can truly learn, we first need to unlearn — to let go of ideas that limit our understanding of God, life, and ourselves.

In this blog, I hope to:

  1. Explore timeless spiritual wisdom from the teachings of Jesus, and other great spriritual teachers.
  2. Revisit ancient scriptures and cultural insights with fresh eyes.
  3. Gently challenge wrong beliefs and customs that hinder true spiritual growth.
  4. Share simple lessons that bring Love, peace, clarity, and practical strength for spiritual growth or enlightenment or Revelations

My desire is not to preach, but to walk with you — as a fellow traveler — on this path of unlearning, learning, and growing.

The Lighted Path is not about religion or ritual, but about seeking the truth that sets us free.

Thank you for visiting. May this path bring light to your heart as it does to mine.

Let me know what you think in replies and comments

Shalom

SPR


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