My India Spiritual Evolution
“The search for wisdom is a great challenge; to act on wisdom is an even greater challenge.” (Siddhaswarupananda) Ruth and I have completed an arduous yet exhilarating tour of Kerala and Tamil Nadu regions in […]
World Travel
Breathing Soul Into My World
“Your soul is your ultimate guidance system. You can think of your soul as the compass, map, and destination all in one.” (Aletheia Luna) As I glanced at the latest “Gate One Travel” brochure advertising […]
My Travel Shopping Calling
“Anybody can buy. It takes an artist to shop.” (Jennifer Finney Boylan) I’ve never been particularly accomplished at shopping in our travels. On cruise vacations, for example, I often impulsively ignore bargaining with local merchants […]
My Traveling Dilemma
“As you grow older, you become faced with the problem of what to do with your time.” (Sunday Adelaja) Happy Thanksgiving Everyone: I immensely enjoy traveling over six months each year. Yet why does the […]
Perplexing Paradox Connections
“Let go of certainty. The opposite isn’t uncertainty. It’s openness, curiosity and a willingness to embrace paradox, rather than choose up sides. “(Tony Schwartz)” Paradox – A person or thing that combines contradictory features or […]
Journey From Mind To Soul
“Like a path frequently traveled becomes clear and well-marked in the forest, so too does the path to your soul become more clearly marked in your consciousness.” (Genevieve Gerard) Have you ever been stuck in […]
A Welcoming Travel Decorum
“A spirit of thankfulness attracts others to your cause, ideas, and goals.(Skip Prichard) It’s cruising vacation time for us again as we embark this weekend on a thirteen day sea adventure north along the Atlantic […]
If Walls Could Talk
A few weeks ago, I blogged that crossing a bridge offers a unique opportunity to embrace uplifting choice possibilities in the present moment as one transitions from past to future. In the following poem, I […]
You’re Lost: Now Become Inspired
“Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves” (Henry David Thoreau) The idea of getting lost on a well earned vacation raises immediate fears of a recipe for tourist disaster. Why would […]
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