My name is Marsh Uele. Author and content contributor of this blog. I am very Pleased to welcome you here with me on this journey of seeking to know life and share discoveries with one another. I hope you will find the content presented here useful and worthy of your time.
A little More about myself
Born in the US Territory of American Samoa, an Island in the south Pacific. Married to a beautiful women who is a Mother of my four wonderful children.
I have no specific interest in anything in particular, but passionate about anything I see or come in contact with in many way. I have so many questions to ask in just about anything I see, but no one seems to consider answering them. So, I started answering them myself. So, my life is very much a long list of questions piling up everyday, with a short list of answers slowly catching up He he... :) ... And there you go, my journey begins.
Sharing rather than teaching is how I wanted things to be.
Sharing our insights and experience on life process, our existence, creation, and us included as life itself, makes much sense. Allowing our-self some time to realize what we are, and what is being human means, becomes very clear. This is about individually seeking the truth for our-self. Sharing what is true for you, is entirely your choice.
This is not about me claiming myself as the all knowing.
Not at all. This is not about religions, or any belief systems. This has nothing to do with all the religion scriptures out there. Please forgive me for I have no interest of seeking truth from any religion and their scriptures. I'm not saying I believe or disbelieve any of it. Being right or wrong is not the issue.
What I know, I know... What I don't Know, I don't know.
I speak only what I Know. The truth is just this; if I can perceive what it is through my own experience and involvement to all life as life myself, then surely, the possibility of knowing is there.
Therefore, speaking of what is not yet in my experience, is not true for me. So, I don't know. That I can not speak off, in any way as the truth. That's OK, I'm fine with that. What's the problem?
There is nothing wrong with that. Simply say I don't Know. Now for me, I will naturally want to know. The only question is, do I have the courage to take the Journey.
I have no specific interest in anything in particular, but passionate about anything I see or come in contact with in many way. I have so many questions to ask in just about anything I see, but no one seems to consider answering them. So, I started answering them myself. So, my life is very much a long list of questions piling up everyday, with a short list of answers slowly catching up He he... :) ... And there you go, my journey begins.
Sharing rather than teaching is how I wanted things to be.
Sharing our insights and experience on life process, our existence, creation, and us included as life itself, makes much sense. Allowing our-self some time to realize what we are, and what is being human means, becomes very clear. This is about individually seeking the truth for our-self. Sharing what is true for you, is entirely your choice.
This is not about me claiming myself as the all knowing.
Not at all. This is not about religions, or any belief systems. This has nothing to do with all the religion scriptures out there. Please forgive me for I have no interest of seeking truth from any religion and their scriptures. I'm not saying I believe or disbelieve any of it. Being right or wrong is not the issue.
What I know, I know... What I don't Know, I don't know.
I speak only what I Know. The truth is just this; if I can perceive what it is through my own experience and involvement to all life as life myself, then surely, the possibility of knowing is there.
Therefore, speaking of what is not yet in my experience, is not true for me. So, I don't know. That I can not speak off, in any way as the truth. That's OK, I'm fine with that. What's the problem?
There is nothing wrong with that. Simply say I don't Know. Now for me, I will naturally want to know. The only question is, do I have the courage to take the Journey.
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