Did I not see? Or did I see and not recognize? And what's the implication?

How do we remain aware of what we have - and notice what slips away?

What's your number? The answer is defined by the life we want.

We have multiple, and often conflicting, priorities. Balancing them isn’t simple - especially in the moment. But we are empowered to choose, opting for clarity among the blur.

Eve and the Snake raises innumerable questions of “Why?” Why this? Why not that? But throughout her story, she demonstrates the power to manifest, a power we share today.

The question of Who we are is often best answered by asking Where we are.

What is the light - in this moment - with which we'll beat back the darkness?

What can we learn when we see our fathers as real, individual men?

In our deepest absence, we extol the glory of the greatest Presence.

What seems like a defeat initially can actually turn into an enduring victory.

Stamped like a coin from the same mold, but still utterly unique, each of us is part of a united species - and an individual for whom the entire world was created.

Wealth is what we have, not what we spend. Experience is the investment return of our greatest treasure.

From 0-11, where we choose to set our "Agency Dial" is our conscious choice.

Seeing near and far reminds us to take a comprehensive approach leading to wholeness in life.

What is good? And what is not good? Need we ask anyone to tell us these things?

When to be truthful? When to lie? An ancient rabbi and a Killdeer both give a lesson.

Love and Wisdom, seeming opposites, are actually entirely complementary.

Hospitality, opening our doors - physical and spiritual - is a critical piece of a rich and inviting life.

The cyclicality of our endings/beginnings creates the opportunity for exceptional joy.

The canopy of peace reminds us that we are safe even as we're open to the sky and stars.