Whatever we hear, but also whatever we see, taste, touch, or smell, vibrates deep down with God’s song.

Where love is genuine, belonging is always mutual. It is like submerging ourselves into an ocean of sublime grace.

All of us—each in a different measure—have need of solitude, because we need to cultivate mindfulness.

Gratefulness can be practiced, cultivated, learned. And as we grow in gratefulness, we grow in mindfulness.

when you really live with common sense, that has no limitations; you live out of a morality that includes everybody,

Silence is that ever-faithful companion, a portal to constantly deeper connection with whatever is in front of you.

Either you see God in all things, or very quickly you cannot see God anywhere, even in your own species.

Let us be present to the now. It’s all we have and it’s where God will always speak to us.

One younger friend told me about a life crossroads, which felt weighted by conundrum. I asked, “So what’s next?”