04/03/2026
🌄This morning reminded me why fear will never lead someone to God.✝️
I woke up early this morning, no alarm, no ambulance, no annoying air brake from a big rig outside my front window.
I woke up with a sense of lightness, readiness, and purpose. You see I've been playing with the idea of moving my career, not in a new direction, but refining it.
Yesterday I had an experience with a client that validated that shift. A shift toward connecting people to themselves, a shift toward regulating the nervous system, a shift toward creating a safe container to let people just be and release what they've been holding on to.
I decided since I got up early this morning that I would head to my church at Buffalo mountain. I was delighted to find the gates open early this morning so that I could get to the top early and enjoy all the colors that come with the time before the sunrise.
On my walk up, I was confronted by a troubled young man waving his Bible at me, obviously scared, and telling me there's not much time, there's not much time, do you believe in Jesus!?
I told him that was why I was here, to connect with my Creator and this was my time to be closer to him. He continued in a manic state as I calmly told him that the only way to truly save people is to lead by example, to have true communion with the creator was to be silent and listen.
I told him that scaring people into belief isn't true belief and that the only path to connect to everything is through yourself.
As I separated myself from the trail, and from him, I continued on my journey and in the distance every once in awhile I could hear the cry and scream of the troubled young man who has decided to focus on the fear of others instead of the safety of knowing that he has already been saved.
I was blessed this morning to be able to share this moment with the two closest people to me, my partner on video and my Creator. Oh and Chloe😍
Luke 17:21
“The kingdom of God is within you.”
