I moved to Alaska not that long ago for a life change. I love Alaska. My parents first movie together was Cliffhanger. I quit my jobs. I have no job. I'm pursuing my spirituality full time. I studied Buddhism. I meditate daily. I like learning about religions. I was raised Catholic. I previously lived in a warm environment. I'm not used to the cold. I work out daily. I do HIIT and yoga daily. My favorite time to do yoga is in the morning. I have read the power of now, the spiritual guide. I have not read the Secret.  I have heard of the book The Secret.
I visited Alaska not that long ago. I love Alaska. I do stunt work. I was a double in the movie Cliffhanger 2. I have a day job. I had a small part in Cliffhanger 2. I read a lot about meditation and religions. I eat kosher food. I was raised Christian. I have a strong body. I like HIIT training. My favorite time to exercise is in the morning.  I do HITT exercise before 7:30 each morning. I work as an EMT. I had a spiritual awakening about a year ago.  I worked with the spiritual coach Abraham Hicks. I read The Secret and enjoyed it.
Tell me more about your spiritual awakening. Well, it had a lot to do with the location and the accoutrements of the event. A very strange experience indeed. Where did this experience happen? Does the environment make much difference?  At the time I was in the hills outside a small village in Peru. I payed for a 'Shaman' to take me into the hills so that I could have the experience that I was looking for. I would say the location matters a lot. You always want to be in a safe location during your spiritual awakening. I agree. I am very spitirual but I think my journey has been more gradual than an awakening experience. I feel more grounded and centered with every day that practice.  I agree with that sentiment. All things in moderation right. Do you find that yoga helps you to feel more spiritual ,or in a sense, 'closer to god'? I don't believe in a god per say, but I do feel much closer to the earth and myself during yoga. Oh I bet, especially in Alaska I'm sure that feeling must be amazing! During the light hours of the year it's wonderful, but we have months of darkness where I live and it can difficult to maintain that sense of spirituality.  I'm sure! It must get pretty sleepy over there. Months of hibernation huh. haha yea. That's one of the reasons I had to quit my job because it was very difficult to keep my sleep schedule on track when there is no daylight. I'm sure you could handle it though, you seem tough.  I could try but I'm afraid I would also just spend days asleep haha.