Author, independent researcher and digital creator — interested in what is true before it becomes a belief, and in how technology can be built with more clarity and intention.
I have explored spiritual places, ceremonies, contemplative practices and different traditions while spending years inside information technology and the architecture of the online world.
I am interested in practices and teachings, but more interested in seeing what remains when belief, identity and borrowed certainty are temporarily set aside.
My central question is simple to ask and difficult to finish: what is actually true before the mind turns experience into a concept?
Websites, advertising, algorithms, AI and automation are not separate from human experience. They influence what people notice, how they choose and how they spend time.
This is one reason I care about building technology that serves a clear purpose instead of merely maximizing engagement.
Travel has been part of the inquiry — not as a collection of labels, but as a way to encounter places, traditions and practices directly.
Attention, perception, identity, direct experience and the gap between reality and interpretation.
Spiritual places, ceremonies and contemplative practices approached through participation rather than identity.
Information systems, websites, digital marketing, AI and the way technology shapes attention and behavior.