Who would have thought a twelve-foot skeleton in Home Depot could teach us something about enlightenment? Meet Skelly. He has no impressive credentials, no retirement plan, and absolutely nothing left to prove. Yet somewhere between his moving eyes and poseable arms, I found myself reflecting on faith, perspective, and what remains when everything else falls away.
After decades exploring sacred temples, ancient teachings, and the mysteries of existence, I've discovered an unexpected source of spiritual wisdom: Home Depot. Welcome to my new series about life, enlightenment, and the wonderfully absurd business of being human. Who knew God shopped here?
I've been looking at the sky lately, and something caught my attention. There isn't a single planet in an Earth sign. With so much Fire, Air and Water at play, I'm exploring what the four elements reveal about our lives—and why sometimes the most spiritual thing we can do is something wonderfully ordinary.
I’ve seen how easily astrology transits can frighten us, especially when we read predictions online. But I don’t believe Saturn, Pluto or any other planet is coming to ruin our lives. In this post, I’m exploring another way to understand our transits—and what they may be asking us to pay attention to.
I’ve always found the Pluto Polarity Point fascinating because it reveals another side of our evolutionary story. In this post, I’m exploring what it means, how to find it in your birth chart, and why we need to look at Pluto, the Lunar Nodes and the rest of the chart together to understand where growth may be asking us to go next.
I’ve always been fascinated by the North and South Nodes of the Moon—Rahu and Ketu in Vedic astrology. In this reflection, I explore what they can reveal about the gifts we’ve brought with us, the patterns we know well, and the direction we’re growing toward.
As I pack up the ATL centre after more than twenty years, I reflect on Sekhmet, the completion of a beautiful chapter—and the peace of discovering that what was sacred was never contained by the building.
Seven days. Seven simple spiritual reflections to help us remember what matters, stay connected to God, feed the soul and surrender what we cannot control.
What if your life isn’t falling apart, but being stripped of what can no longer carry you? Explore the fire, the crushing, and the deeper spiritual transformation taking place beneath the storm.
What does finding happiness in God really mean? A reflection on grief, isolation, our endless search for happiness, and the possibility that what we're truly seeking is the Love that has never left us.
