Two days until Glacier, spirit

Person on a high Mountain Ridge
Hoping Steve and Stacy are up for another Bishops Cap summit hike. Not sure who took the photo or who the person is in the photo, but i’ve been to this spot. To walk along the Continental Divide ridge is a heavenly experience.

Loving this short burst between returning from Australia and heading out West.

Three weeks back home.

Two days away from flying to the Continental Divide.

When i change what i see, what i see changes.

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Three days until Glacier, spirit

How do we benefit from spiritual consistency?

How important is the consistency of our peace?

Conversely, what’s at risk if we aren’t consistent?

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Four days until Glacier, spirit

50-seconds video: i love how weird thoughts seem to be attracted to me.
Garmin Inreach Mini 2 set up screen
Technology helps break barriers.

Weird thought yesterday while watching a brown Anole.

It’s time for a run-on sentence…

Had a very productive day, 12 hours worth, and was relaxing at 5 PM watching an Anole and thought in their short lifespan, knowing they’re gonna be eaten by a snake or some rodent or whatever, do they just live it up until they die and they die happy?

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Serving is worship

Serving is worship.

But ‘worship’ isn’t necessarily serving.

Sitting in a pew at Church is a passive activity. The congregation is being served by the Priest. The congregation is not particularly focused on others during Mass.

Parishioners are highly likely to be thinking about serving others. But like all activities in life, we do not have time to do them all. So serving others is more like a wish or desire than an actual behavior.

The road to heck is paved with good intentions.

And so, we drive home after Mass and get back into our daily survival mode.

There’s a highly overlooked habit that you can master. And if you don’t think you can master it, perhaps you can be very good at it.

Mostly invisible or imperceptible by others, focus on these types of behaviors…

Serving others (and yourself) with patience, forgiveness, generosity, kindness, hope…this is the emotional DNA that makes life blossom.

No one really sees pollen and how it gets to a plant, but it does, prolifically.

As i always say, “Every step is Church”.

Makes sense then to think (and believe) that every step is serving.

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Right like you mean it

Garmin GPS webpage
Satellite tracking device for Glacier. Upgraded to the newer model last year. While it’s similar to a compass, it most closely mirrors the Mobile phone. You can communicate where wifi and cell signal doesn’t exist. You’d be completely disconnected without this device. On a rare occasion, this could be disasterous.

Right like you mean it.

This is intentionally different (and similar) to today’s first post, “Write like you mean it“.

People want to be right.

People don’t necessarily want others to be wrong.

People simply do not want to be “the people who are wrong”.

Life, the Universe, ideas, and literally everything has a ying and yang. An opposite.

They say opposites attract.

Opposites divide too.

Last night at a political rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump was apparently shot in a likely assignation attempt.

Right and wrong is a simple example of opposites.

Perhaps ‘right like you mean it’ conveys a belief that has no opposite.

Killing another person seems irrefutably wrong.

Self-defense is a different story.

A political rally…could the gunman have held the belief that he was acting in self defense?

This is one way life gets complicated.

i’m not smart enough to know a definitive answer in either direction.

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