What Are We Really Worshipping? Reflection From Angkor
At Ta Prohm, I could not always tell whether I was looking at trees or ancient animals. Roots twisted like snakes around the ancient stones.
Moments, insights, and questions about awareness, freedom, reinvention, and the life I am choosing.
At Ta Prohm, I could not always tell whether I was looking at trees or ancient animals. Roots twisted like snakes around the ancient stones.
There comes a moment when many of us ask ourselves: What is the meaning of life? For a long time, I thought I already knew.
There is a way of living that keeps us busy without asking us to think very much about how we are living; I call it autopilot.
I love finding peace in the world. Perhaps that is one of the reasons I travel. I cannot
I came to Yên Tử planning to stay for one day, and within a few hours I knew one day wouldn’t be enough.
There are places in the world we do not merely see. Somehow, they enter our souls.
Nha Trang is a spectacular blend of color, scent, flavor, heat, nature, and movement.
A few days ago, I woke up to uncertainty. Not the kind we contemplate from a safe distance, but
I did not expect Singapore to fascinate me as deeply as it has.
One of the gifts of travel is that it does not simply introduce us to new places. It introduces us to ourselves. During my time in Japan, I was struck by the quiet consideration I observed