Love has no agenda …

Get wet together! Get silly, free, child-like, naked. Share everything to truly know each other. Then, you feel loved, wholly loved, with nothing to hide, nothing to haunt you. And when you’re free to be you, you can be your best self.… More

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When we can connect with the wonder, we also feel it. And the more we feel that awe, the more we manifest who we are.… More

Remember your favorite fairytale? What can it teach you about yourself, why you’ve done what you’ve done and, perhaps, what you’re still waiting for?

Mine was “Cinderella.” She diligently swept and sang, undeterred and untainted by her mean stepmother and stepsisters. And, she was rewarded … with a prince, no less.

It’s so telling. I spent a big chunk of my life trying to smile while I forged ahead with what I thought was expected of a “good” person.

As it turns out, the sun and the rain come down on the just and the not so just. Darn, I knew that; I grew up with the Bible. And good behavior is its own reward — provided our motivation is pure.

It’s tempting to turn our good behavior into a self-righteous cloak that makes us better than everybody else … only a self-righteous cloak doesn’t really score any “good” points.

I recently watched the movie “Michael” for the first time. It’s about a scratch-where-it-itches angel who ate too much sugar and taught people to take the long way home and laugh more.

Played by John Travolta, Michael probably defies your fairytale images. We don’t just get confused (at a very young age) about what our goodness looks like; we get confused about what goodness in general looks like.… More

Let’s remember that love is leading us home, no matter what. Let’s believe. Let’s exercise our faith. Let’s live as though we know the truth.… More