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My name is Greg White Jr. I grew up in a military, religious household. My father was a Navy Chief. My mother was a home-maker and took care of the children. From the time I can remember, I was a member of a Baptist Christian church. It was the hell-fire and brimstone type church. I liked church because the friends and people were mostly nice to be around. I remember being deeply involved in the church community with regular visits for Sunday am/pm services, Wednesday night service (AWANA), and usually Tuesday/Thursday visitation nights where we would go out and knock on doors trying to talk to people about Jesus. That always made me uncomfortable and was my least favorite part of the whole deal.
I also played baseball for my church and competed against other church’s baseball teams. I loved that part.
Discipline was a normal part of my childhood as can be imagined. There are rules and if you break them, you get punished. That’s basically what I got from religion. As a youth, I remember having a philosophical mind that had tough questions for my Sunday school teachers. I was told, “Don’t worry about that. Just learn your Bible verses.” That never sat well with me, but if I went against it, it was disrespect, and punishment quickly followed.
My parents were divorced when I turned 14 and I went from a secure, structured (for better or worse) household to being turned out on my own. Family life, as I knew it, was done. I was split from my siblings and my father as I chose to go to Florida to live with my mother. That meant my (in)voluntary involvement with the church went away as well. I went from a sheltered childhood to being released to the world in a matter of months. I wasn’t prepared for it so needless to say, I had some challenges (sex, alcohol, rock 'n roll).
I did periodically have some involvement with different Christian churches. Some good, some bad. It was blotchy. I didn’t like going to church, but I did love learning about Jesus and the goodness of God. Sometimes I left with my heart on fire! Sometimes, nothing. But I can say that regardless of how my church visits went, I just kept doing what I wanted to do. Yes, I was a Christian by proclamation. However, I didn’t live that. Usually when I spoke about my faith, I spoke as a typical, dogmatic believer. I was right, other belief systems were wrong. I was lost.
The last straw with the church involved some heartbreak. Somehow the church and I couldn’t see eye to eye. I saw the judgmental side of religion for what it was and decided it didn’t fit my life. I was on my own.
My mother told me as a youth that one day, I would make a great pastor. I see now that she saw my philosophical mind and how I was excited to speak about Jesus and Love. However, there was no way I wanted to be that gruff elder on the stage raging about hellfire so I quickly dismissed her prophetic words. I now see what she was seeing in me; deep spirituality.
My spiritual journey has indeed been my whole life, but my spiritual awakening happened on June 26th of 2022. I could have killed myself or someone else with my abuse of alcohol and driving intoxicated. Somehow, I was spared from death or incarceration in one night. The world was very different the next day. I couldn’t explain it. I knew that life could be better than what it was. I did not expect that everyone kept saying, “This is the way life is. Deal with it.”
In the following days, I cleared my belief system about everything. The only things that I kept were as follows:
1) I know there is a “God”. Although I cleared all my presumptions about “God” and who or what it is.
2) I know that the name of Jesus has always been sacred to me. But I cleared everything I believed about the subject. Time to find out for myself.
3) Satanic, evil things were not on the table at all. Not for me.
Since that day there have still been many trials and tribulations. But with my eyes open, I was navigating life much differently as challenges and blessings arrived in my life. I still struggled with my relationship with alcohol, but eventually decided that I did not deserve it. It hurt my honor and that is not something I am willing to accept. It impeded my ability to be in the place that I loved more; a place of Love with Spirit.
I have journeyed through dozens of books, hundreds of videos, spiritual practices, psychedelic medicines, and held great philosophical conversations with spiritual leaders. My thoughts, words, and actions have all changed to some regard, but somehow I feel more myself than I ever have. I am a follower of Christ, but now I understand better what that means. I make way and hold space for all types of belief systems as long as it is serving the person who holds it. I am also helping others modify their beliefs to live a better life. I do not tell people what to do or what to believe. I am a guide and teacher for the seekers who find me on their path.
I still have a lot to learn. I have asked Spirit, God, Source, Mother Earth, and Love to bless my path to becoming a Shaman. I want to embody the Christ Consciousness and serve others with my thoughts, words, and actions. Honor, Angels and mythical Heroes are my guides. I still meet challenges daily, but I look for the diamonds in the rough. The next step is the most important. I'm always looking for that next step. Fall 7 times, get up 8.
With the support and motivation of my beautiful wife, Heather Feather, and 3 incredible children, I now have my sights set on starting a community for people that want to break away from the industrialized society that we live in. Poseidon Spiritual Healing Center will be a way for people to grow in their sovereignty, self-sufficiency, and relationship with the Divine, natural order.
I am here to share my gifts and be of service to others. Spirit has shown me how that has been the case my whole life, regardless of the environment or related circumstances. My message is this:
You are the Sovereign Creator of your life.
When you are in a relationship (Divine or Earthly), you are a co-Creator.
You are responsible for everything from the condition of your life, to the condition of your world.
Life is not a destination. It is a journey.
You are here to learn to Love yourself as you are and to Love others equally.
You are in service to the Divine and you're doing great!
No matter what you believe, you are right. You will see that belief reflects in your life.
Unconditional Love is the only Truth. Divine acceptance. No separations.
We are here for an experience. Have fun! Explore, ask questions, seek and find.
Nobody needs to permit you to be Awesome. You have to permit yourself.
I am here to serve with honor, both myself and my community. So it is. So it will be.
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