As we move fully into 2025 — a year of completion, inner growth, and understanding — it’s important to reflect on what the previous year has taught us and the foundation it has helped us create. I wrote this post a month ago, unsure whether to share it, but as collective correspondence has come inContinue reading "Reflections on Healing, Love, and Letting Go: 2024 in a Nutshell, 2025 in Focus"
Community Correspondence: On Faith, Separation, and Obedience
In life, we all reach pivotal moments where we face a choice: to follow the path of obedience to God or remain in the comfort of what we know. These moments are never easy. Often, they require us to leave behind people we love—family, friends, even entire communities who, for whatever reason, have chosen notContinue reading "Community Correspondence: On Faith, Separation, and Obedience"
Whispers of the Dreamworld: Exploring the Mystery and Meaning of Dreams
Last night, I had a visit with my best friend. Of course, I haven’t actually seen her in almost nine years—not in person, at least—because she was stolen from us by cancer all those years ago. But last night? It was as if none of that heartbreaking experience had ever happened. The dream unfolded likeContinue reading "Whispers of the Dreamworld: Exploring the Mystery and Meaning of Dreams"
Sunday Sessions: From Fear to Wisdom (A Personal Lesson On Aligning the Ego and Soul)
For years, I’ve struggled with a lingering tooth issue, a problem that began when I cracked a tooth but chose to ignore it. My fear of dentists—and the thoughts fueled by that fear—kept me from taking action. Even when I had dental insurance, I allowed fear to win, convincing myself I could avoid the problem.Continue reading "Sunday Sessions: From Fear to Wisdom (A Personal Lesson On Aligning the Ego and Soul)"
The Purpose of Pain: Where God Meets Us
We come into this world fragile, unknowing, and dependent—and we leave it in much the same way. Along the way, life leaves its marks on us, not in spite of its challenges but because of them. We are shaped, scarred, and softened by the trials we face. Yet so many of us chase an illusion—aContinue reading "The Purpose of Pain: Where God Meets Us"
Karma, Disasters, and the Disconnect: Restoring Balance in a Chaotic World + A Call for Compassion
There’s a word that seems to get thrown around with reckless abandon every time a disaster strikes or a tragedy unfolds: karma. Whether it’s in reference to a hurricane that devastates coastal communities, wildfires reducing entire towns to ashes, or even broader societal struggles, “karma” is often invoked as a weapon—used to justify suffering, assignContinue reading "Karma, Disasters, and the Disconnect: Restoring Balance in a Chaotic World + A Call for Compassion"
Worthiness: The Quiet Truth We’re Missing
We hear it all the time: You’re worthy. Remember your worth. It’s everywhere—on social media, in self-help books, and even whispered in moments of prayer. But how many of us actually believe it? Even the Bible tells us we were worthy enough for God to send Jesus to die for our sins. Yet, growing upContinue reading "Worthiness: The Quiet Truth We’re Missing"
A Hero’s Wisdom: Lessons from My Father’s Library and Encouragement for Grieving Children
All of this reflection sparked by a book has me wishing, desperately, that my dad was still here. I miss him so much—especially in moments like this, when I feel so moved by his books. He loved them. I know where he stood on them, what he believed. But when he was alive, I just…IContinue reading "A Hero’s Wisdom: Lessons from My Father’s Library and Encouragement for Grieving Children"
Decoding the Disconnect: What the Bible Code Reveals About Spirituality and Society
I almost began this post with the statement, “It was just one book. I read a single book, and my entire reality began to make zero sense to me.” As I wrote that, another thought crept in: many would say, “And that’s your problem. You read too much—why do you always seek to disturb theContinue reading "Decoding the Disconnect: What the Bible Code Reveals About Spirituality and Society"
When the Fight Feels Endless: On Relapse, Abuse, and Grief
Life has a way of testing us in unimaginable ways, often leaving us feeling broken, lost, and questioning the very point of it all. Whether you’re fighting to stay sober, wrestling with the shadows of abuse, or trying to make sense of grief that refuses to ease, these battles can feel insurmountable. If you’re here,Continue reading "When the Fight Feels Endless: On Relapse, Abuse, and Grief"
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