We often try to think our way into peace and wellbeing. We search for the right insight, the right practice, the right next step. Meanwhile, the body is already waiting - quietly, faithfully - to lead us somewhere deeper…

The power of the body, the peace of the heart, the mind’s access to purpose. When we tend all three of these, something in us awakens…

In times when human culture feels disordered, the natural world becomes a steady teacher and stabilizer…

Where does my soul turn for steadying and support when human systems falter? One consistent answer across the wisdom traditions: call upon the non-human allies of the spiritual world…

Our world is notifying us from all directions that our human perspectives are outdated, that we need to step into a truly new age. As a species, we are seriously overdue for a consciousness software update…

The spiritual life is not opposed to progress. It simply doesn’t make progress the goal…

At this time of year, our sacred traditions invite us to attend to the gift of the Sacred—not only through bright lights and familiar songs, but also through a quiet, steady presence that offers assurance and peace to the heart…

We learn a lot from our teachers in life—and sometimes, those teachers have four legs, fur, and a tail that never stops wagging…

Our spiritual traditions know that descent is the domain of the soul. It’s also where depth, clarity, and new beginnings take root and form…

I have found this to be an undeniable truth: spiritual alignment protects us from overwhelm and guides us back into presence. And so much the better if we have other people whose presence helps us come back to our own presence…

The sacred is always blooming. Something sacred is growing in and around you…

One of Henri’s enduring themes was the tension between living in a state of overwhelm and rushing on the one hand, and a spiritual, contemplative state on the other. He knew both realities intimately. And, being well-versed in Latin, he offered a striking contrast between two words that capture these states of being…

The anchor of my spiritual life is a morning practice. I share this not so you’ll copy it step for step, but so you might reflect on what could be meaningful for you as you begin your own day with intention…

When we live by the rhythms of the soul, we come to see that stillness, rest, and even emptiness are not absence—but presence in another, surprisingly dynamic, form…

Synchronicities subtle but powerful, Divine signals that open us to fresh perspectives, unexpected guidance, and surprising resources…

Remember the Sabbath—and in doing so, remember and embrace what makes life truly holy…

So often, we move through our days in the wrong gear—straining, forcing, grinding away—without realizing there’s another way to move forward…

At the heart of our spiritual wholeness are two essential energies—the Sacred Feminine and the Redeemed Masculine. These aren’t abstract concepts; they are living energies within all of us that shape the way we love, lead, create, and connect…

“Arise, shine, for your light has come.” As I sat with the passage, a question rose up for me: What does it mean for me to shine in a troubled world?