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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Nature is a Church for everyone.
All those decades when
Nature is a perfect testimony that there is something greater than our mortal understanding can fathom. The mystery of Faith summarizes our inability to understand what we cannot see.
To which
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How spiritual will 2018 Glacier trip #5 be?
And, does a spiritual experience elevate our work?
The seven-night trip will involve six different lodging reservations. Only once do we spend two consecutive nights in the same place.
The Lake McDonald Cabin i reserved isn’t an option this trip due to forest fires and mandatory evacuations.
Bottom line, the west side access to Logan Pass is closed.
It would be a three-hour one-way trip from the Cabin to Logan Pass.
Imagine six hours round trip car travel just to get to a trailhead to hike.
Imagine all the lost writing time due to the exorbitant time spent driving.
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Every living thing is part of the food chain.
Every living thing knows what will eat it.
And every living thing knows what to eat.
Been this way since time began.
But.
Humans transformed this when we started to become civilized.
We essentially evolved to the top, assuming we have pushed the wild far enough away – yet as soon as we venture to wild places, we revert to our designated place in the food chain.
With great privilege comes great responsibility.
Also, we can be reminded what the food chain makes painfully obvious – people in our life are a gift and they can be taken away at any time for any reason.
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Sitting at my office desk, looking through the window shade, provides a great view of our front yard.
While talking to a Michigan client yesterday, i watched the Red Tailed Hawk (above) fly down from a tree with a fresh catch in its talons.
My guess is it was a baby squirrel.
Whatever it was, it was limp and much bigger than a mouse.
While nature is, in reality, brutal, it is also a literally perfect ecosystem that has been in place for millions of years.
What can we learn from this and how can we apply it to our daily lives?
The gift of life is not guaranteed.
Live like you mean it.
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