Henry Templeman (b. February 17, 1956) does not identify with any particular belief, ideology, or teaching. He identifies to nothing. Based on this free and unbiased point of view, Templeman describes his personal observations and experiences of everyday life, which include revolutionary insights about what is love, death, freedom, contentment, intelligence, meditation, the self, time, energy, and creation. Throughout his writings he points out what instantly ends all forms of psychological conflict and sorrow in a manner that depends on nothing, and he maintains that an extraordinary dimension to life exists outside the limitations of time and thought, which is unlimited, timeless, and therefore sacred. Templeman says that this "sacred other" reveals itself when the movement of thought falls still, and that it is readily available for anyone who is willing to face it. Templeman wrote about these insights in 3,141 diary entries from 2013 to 2022. He wrote his last entry on May 11, 2022.