Spiritual progress

disney customer service speaker Jeff Noel
Making progress affords a unique peace that being stuck or stalled never offers.
42-second video: At emotional peace. Plus stillness. Plus quiet. Thoughts (and ideas) like this video arrive like a good friend.

Be comfortable being uncomfortable.

Make discomfort your comfort zone.

Being uncomfortable in a growth-mindset way is the path to peace and contentment.

Some uncomfortable questions:

  1. Why am i not living in constant peace?
  2. What makes me content and is it sustainable?

Shedding brings me peace.

Shedding relieves me of unimportant things i thought i needed to be content. The less i have, the more peace and contentment i can carry.

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Live and let live, spirit

mountains
Standing on a thin place. Pollock Mountain’s summit, looking at Mt Siyeh, center.

Let people serve the way they want to serve.

Serve as much or as little as suits you.

Pray as much or as little as suits you.

Hope as much or as little as suits you.

Love as much or as little as suits you.

Enjoy as much or as little peace and contentment as suits you.

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The need to grow, spirit

Person rock climbing
Never thought i would ever navigate the seven-story Great Cleft. To try to articulate how my spirit soared…probably impossible.

Adversity doesn’t build character, it reveals it.

As i rebound from my historic slowdown, i am moving slow, but steady. One day at a time.

Physical decline humbles my spirit.

A humble spirit always motivates me.

When my spirit grows, it fertilizes my physical resolve to move, fuel, and rest.

When my body grows, it fertilizes my spiritual resolve to dwell in peace and contentment.

Growth begets growth.

Patience begets patience.

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Praying i can run again

Daisies
This exact spot is the leading contender for my first week back to GNP. T-minus two weeks.

Been 11 months since the first retina tear repair surgery.

A few weeks after the first surgery, the retina re-tore and i had a second retina repair surgery.

And of course, months later a third eye surgery. The left-eye cataract surgery was radically accelerated by the steroid drops from the first two surgeries.

Presently trying to remain under-excited, to manage my expectations after three eye surgeries.

Had expected to be in Glacier three months last summer. The August and September eye surgeries shaved two months off of the 2023 plan.

To describe my excitement and gratitude for returning in 2024 is difficult.

It easily could sound like these things:

Off the charts.

Through the roof.

Best day ever.

Etc.

However, 2024 is just another in a long number (12, maybe 13) of consecutive Glacier Summer visits.

Business as usual it’s often called.

Contextual note: Initially, last August before the first surgery, Dr. Kumar said i wouldn’t normally need cataract surgery for 10-15 years. But after his first retina repair, he said i would need cataract surgery (left eye only) in two years. Then, after a second emergency retina repair i immediately needed cataract surgery, following (hopefully) a healthy post-second-surgery recovery.

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Team work, dream work

6-second video: 360-room view.
3-second video: Let’s go get some stuff.
2-second video: follow the map to the X.
Two people loading a van
Round one.

Team work, dream work.

Simple as that.

A team is an interdependent group with a common goal.

A dream is a vision of something not currently in your existance. Something you wish and work for.

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