The “Gift” of Trials on the Spiritual Path
Trials are not the part of the spiritual path most of us ask for. We long for the light, the...
The Challenge and Gift of Spiritual Community
Let’s be honest—spiritual community can be messy. Not because people are bad, but because everyone...
The Real Secret to Unshakable Self-Confidence
We tend to think of self-confidence as something you're either born with or endlessly chasing. One...
Reinventing Yourself After a Breakup: 8 Soulful Steps to Reclaim Your Life
Breakups have a way of unraveling us. Whether the ending came as a shock or was long overdue,...
Vulnerability: The Courageous Gateway to Authentic Connection
Years ago, when Brené Brown shared her research on vulnerability, she didn’t just give a TED...
Real Life Isn’t Bliss All the Time—And That’s Okay
Let’s be honest: no one lives in a permanent state of bliss. Can you imagine being euphorically...
Resistance Is Not Discernment: Signs You Might Be Avoiding Growth
One of the most misleading detours on the spiritual path is confusing resistance with discernment....
How to build resilience by deepening your connection
There is a kind of strength that doesn’t come from willpower.It doesn’t even come from having the...
Overcoming Spiritual Resistance and Initiation Fears
At some point on your spiritual path, you will be called to take a leap—a soul-level invitation...
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Humility vs. Humiliation: The Medicine of Meeting Failure Honestly
There’s a rawness to failing in real time. No tidy reframes. No polished lessons yet. Just the unmistakable feeling: I didn’t meet the mark. This is where we often confuse two very different experiences: humiliation and humility.Humiliation says, “This proves I’m not...
Failure as a Sacred Teacher: When Things Fall Apart and Truth Emerges
We all know the heat of a moment that doesn’t go our way -the relationship that ends, the deal that slips through our fingers, the project that won’t land no matter how faithfully we show up. We call it failure. We feel the sting, the disorientation, the sudden quiet...
Commitment on the Spiritual Path: My Journey from Survival to Devotion
For a long time, I lived under the belief that to create the life I wanted, I needed to simply work harder. It didn’t matter how depleted I became; the formula seemed clear: the more I pushed, the more I produced. And so I pushed. Less sleep. Long hours. Meals skipped...