Our past may rob us of our joy, hope and peace in the present moment but it does so as a thief in the night while our worry about tomorrow stares us right in the eyes and rips our joy, our hope, and our peace right out of our chest. Our regrets about the past taunt us like a faraway echo while our worry about tomorrow is right up in our face …. both are enemies of the present moment.&nbsp; The Buddha is presumed to have said that "all beings feel a deep sense of fear or anxiety, which stems from the fact that we resist the impermanence of our existence." &nbsp;

Cross That Bridge When You Get There

In this series of episodes I venture into the subject of intimacy. More specifically the intimacy cultivated in the life of a couple, you and your partner. Intimacy - we want it, we fear it, and we hate it; so what do we do with it? "We are either working to elevate beauty or we are exploiting it for our own success, pride and pleasure. Each couple is either on the road of creativity or on the road of exploitation." (Adapted from 'Intimate Allies' by Dan Allender)

Intimacy - We want it, fear it, and hate it

On the morning of July 15th, 2023, things took a turn. Just as I had begun settling comfortably into my agnosticism and deconversion, something happened that left my mind spinning. I found myself suddenly inundated with thoughts of God. It didn't take long for me to realize that whatever had just happened was not of my own doing. I was not headed in that direction at all. I was done with all of that. Now, sitting in front of my campfire, my life was suddenly turned upside down or maybe it was right side up. I don't know. What I did know was that things would not be the same from that point on.&nbsp; .

When God Whispers Your Name

When God, or your therapist, asks you this question it is good to answer as truthfully as you can. As truthfully as we can because we don’t always have the full picture ourselves. That’s why the question is so important. It begins the process of drawing us out so that we can restore order to the chaos we have created or are running from. The question sets us on a path of healing, growth and reconnecting with the beauty we long for.

Where are you and why are you Here?

Join me as I explore the intriguing biblical book of Ecclesiastes. The writer starts out with a motivational speech for the ages when they write "Everything is meaningless, utterly meaningless."&nbsp; Alright! Good night!&nbsp; Seriously, this is probably my favourite book of the bible. It is raw, it is real, it does not shy away from life's tensions, questions, confusions and contradictions.&nbsp; Visit &nbsp;

Georges Larabie