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Can connecting with nature bring spiritual messages? It did for this week’s guest.

Driving through Dublin, New Hampshire, on the way to visit my parents on Sunday, this beautiful sky appeared over Dublin Pond. There was something wondrous about the clouds that made me want to stop to capture the image. In doing so, I felt deeply connected to my own spirituality and energized by the fleeting glimpse of beauty nature was offering me. For in a few short minutes, it was all gone, and a new set of clouds rolled across the sky, reminding me that like the sky, life is ever-changing and being in the present moment is a gift.

I’m curious, what do you see in my photo? Leave your comment above.

The next episode will air on January 26th.

Join me as I begin a series of podcasts meant to explore the spiritual connections between our humanness, nature, the universe, and beyond.

Happy Holidays to all and to all

a good life!

Thanks for listening. After this episode, I’ll be taking time away from the podcast to enjoy the holidays. I’ll return on January 12th.

Happy New Year!!!

This week I’m talking again with my friend and retired operating room nurse Dodie Cameron about the waves of grief and finding joy after loss.