Eglint. That’s my word for the new year. I have a lot of friends who engage in the practice of choosing a word to think about and explore for an entire year. Their explanations for their choices at the beginning of the year and their reflections on the revelations that came from that practice have …
Gentle whispers turn hearts and minds.
Choosing what to believe can be one of the most painful of mortal exercises. Yet, struggling with that choice gives birth to divine connection and unmeasurable joy. A certain comfort exists when belief is inherited. The assurance of a parent, a trusted friend, or a cherished mentor goes a long way in making us feel …
Today is a day that we remember towers and the Pentagon fortress and a field in Pennsylvania. And now, we are building walls from those towers. This morning, I watched my neighbor raise his flag and them appropriately lower it to half-mast in remembrance of the lives lost on September 11, 2001. When I placed …
You know the feeling. Your group of friends is in rapid, heavy conversation about the topic of the day. You have the perfect bit of wisdom to insert. And then the moment passes. It’s all about timing. And you missed it. You found yourself with a little extra cash. The perfect opportunity came to purchase …