Michael Beckwith

For the ultimate game is not to win or achieve, but to wake up, beloved, to the eternal and the real, to shed the mask that your mind weaves and embrace the truth that no illusion can conceal. You are not the avatar, the role or the name, not the stories you tell or the titles you claim. You are the witness, the light, the eternal flame, the harbinger of love in this temporal game. So play.

For the ultimate game is not to win or achieve, but to wake up, beloved, to the eternal and the real, to shed the mask that your mind weaves and embrace the truth that no illusion can conceal. You are not the avatar, the role or the name, not the stories you tell or the titles you claim. You are the witness, the light, the eternal flame, the harbinger of love in this temporal game. So play.

Yes, play. But play with awareness, knowing that the stage is but a fleeting projection. Be the presence, the stillness, the boundless fairness, a beacon of truth in a world of reflection. For when you awaken, the simulation transforms. The false falls away and the real takes form. You're not here to escape, but to create, to anchor eternity in the tides of fate. Beloved, rise.

Yes, play. But play with awareness, knowing that the stage is but a fleeting projection. Be the presence, the stillness, the boundless fairness, a beacon of truth in a world of reflection. For when you awaken, the simulation transforms. The false falls away and the real takes form. You're not here to escape, but to create, to anchor eternity in the tides of fate. Beloved, rise.

Yes, play. But play with awareness, knowing that the stage is but a fleeting projection. Be the presence, the stillness, the boundless fairness, a beacon of truth in a world of reflection. For when you awaken, the simulation transforms. The false falls away and the real takes form. You're not here to escape, but to create, to anchor eternity in the tides of fate. Beloved, rise.

Be the harbinger of the divine, a lucid dreamer in the landscape of time. For the game was never to lose or to win, but to remember the truth that has always been.

Be the harbinger of the divine, a lucid dreamer in the landscape of time. For the game was never to lose or to win, but to remember the truth that has always been.

Be the harbinger of the divine, a lucid dreamer in the landscape of time. For the game was never to lose or to win, but to remember the truth that has always been.

Love that, man. That was great. Yeah, I felt good because I was like, when I was a little boy, I used to write in journals a lot when I was in elementary school. No one told me to do that. It's just something that kind of emerged as a kid. And I had stacks of them. So one day my mother found them under my bed, and she asked me what was wrong, if something was wrong with me.

Love that, man. That was great. Yeah, I felt good because I was like, when I was a little boy, I used to write in journals a lot when I was in elementary school. No one told me to do that. It's just something that kind of emerged as a kid. And I had stacks of them. So one day my mother found them under my bed, and she asked me what was wrong, if something was wrong with me.

Love that, man. That was great. Yeah, I felt good because I was like, when I was a little boy, I used to write in journals a lot when I was in elementary school. No one told me to do that. It's just something that kind of emerged as a kid. And I had stacks of them. So one day my mother found them under my bed, and she asked me what was wrong, if something was wrong with me.

I said, nothing's wrong. I'm just writing my emotions. And about two weeks later, they had me in sport. I was in baseball, did football, track. It was like, you know. And I can remember kind of cutting that part of myself off. So then I'm a senior at USC, and I have this spiritual awakening. And then a few years after that, there was something agonizing inside of my being. It was jittery.

I said, nothing's wrong. I'm just writing my emotions. And about two weeks later, they had me in sport. I was in baseball, did football, track. It was like, you know. And I can remember kind of cutting that part of myself off. So then I'm a senior at USC, and I have this spiritual awakening. And then a few years after that, there was something agonizing inside of my being. It was jittery.

I said, nothing's wrong. I'm just writing my emotions. And about two weeks later, they had me in sport. I was in baseball, did football, track. It was like, you know. And I can remember kind of cutting that part of myself off. So then I'm a senior at USC, and I have this spiritual awakening. And then a few years after that, there was something agonizing inside of my being. It was jittery.

I couldn't be comfortable. And I went to a place where I started writing. And this emergence of poetry just flowed out of me. I mean, volumes, volumes, volumes. So that which I had dammed up when I was a kid, and went into the masculine sport thing, you know, track and all of that, it got opened up again.

I couldn't be comfortable. And I went to a place where I started writing. And this emergence of poetry just flowed out of me. I mean, volumes, volumes, volumes. So that which I had dammed up when I was a kid, and went into the masculine sport thing, you know, track and all of that, it got opened up again.

I couldn't be comfortable. And I went to a place where I started writing. And this emergence of poetry just flowed out of me. I mean, volumes, volumes, volumes. So that which I had dammed up when I was a kid, and went into the masculine sport thing, you know, track and all of that, it got opened up again.

And so then I wrote a lot of music and then, you know, I've been doing Agape now for 39, on 39th year. And so you get busy. So being off, I just sat and as it started coming out again,

And so then I wrote a lot of music and then, you know, I've been doing Agape now for 39, on 39th year. And so you get busy. So being off, I just sat and as it started coming out again,

And so then I wrote a lot of music and then, you know, I've been doing Agape now for 39, on 39th year. And so you get busy. So being off, I just sat and as it started coming out again,