Spiritual growth is a lot like washing dishes. As we move through life, we accumulate grime. This is baggage, limiting beliefs fear, that kind of stuff. And some of us accumulate more than others. It’s like dishes. As dishes get used, they accumulate some food on them. It’s just what Read more…
I was dead set on scouring the Earth, desperately searching… For what? I wasn’t quite sure. All I knew was that I was alone. I yearned for meaning, for connection, for something to wake me up out of my shallow pursuits. Though at the time, these yearnings felt like vague Read more…
Bold statement: Fiction can be a more effective teacher than nonfiction. The epics, the classic myths, the primordial fables, the transcendent archetypes and the phenomenon of story have all been omnipresent undertones of human culture since time immemorial. Fiction has the unique ability in which one can use words as Read more…