I have brought to life my jiyū shūkyō—a free, creative, inquiring, and liberative religion—customized to my needs, personality, strengths, talents, and interests. It is a jiyū shūkyō that is also anchored to my culture. This way of living informs how I exist in the world—my daily practices, the work that I do, and how I act. While it liberates me, it also strengthens my faith and connection with my kapwa both the human and the non-human. I'm part of a community of individuals walking on the same path who support me in the realization of my vision.

Related

• For a more detailed long-term vision, see my best future self exercise.
• For a shorter, one-year visions, see personal narrative vision.