Walking the WayBy Robert White | Enspirit.blog “When you remember who you are, what will you become?” Rumi once asked that question, and it remains a defining question for all of us. If you prefer a more modern version, think of The Lion King. Simba, the young lion, stares into the reflection pool and hears …
The Sacred Art of Starting Again
There comes a moment in many lives when the old way no longer fits. Something has shifted—quietly or suddenly—and we sense that the life we’ve been living can’t quite hold who we are becoming. Life is not a straight line. It moves in seasons, rises and falls, beginnings and endings. And woven through it all …
Why We Travel – Canada Edition
Niagara Falls Lake Joseph “Our adversary the devil majors in three things: noise, hurry, and crowds.”—Richard Foster, Celebration of Discipline When we travel, we usually talk about what we see—breathtaking sights and views that linger in our minds like photographs. We recently traveled to Canada to visit friends. In Canada, there was plenty to take …
Begin Again
Begin Again – An Invitation to Reinvent Your Life in Any Season There comes a moment in every life when we hear a quiet invitation: It’s time to begin again. Sometimes it arrives after a loss. Sometimes in the middle of a transition. And sometimes, it whispers from within—a longing not just for change, but …
Reflections from a Mayan Village: A Lesson in Kindness
We’ve been high in the mountains of Guatemala this week—7,500 feet up in a place that feels closer to heaven than the noise of the world we left behind. The Mayan village of Chuluc rests in the shadow of a volcano, but what truly takes your breath away isn’t the altitude or the landscape—it's the …
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The Difference in More and Best
“Each of you must take responsibility for doing the creative best you can with your own life.” Galatians 6 (The Message) Introduction: In a world that often equates success with ‘more,’ we embark on becoming our creative best. But what does ‘best’ indeed mean? And how does it differ from ‘more’? Join me in exploring …
