Meaning

A Tree Does Not Hear Its Own Growth.

A tree does not hear its own growth resonates because it captures something deeply true about human experience. GROWTH Growth…

6 days ago

Buried but Not Forgotten

Buried but not forgotten, I was asked today to join a panel to discuss one of the most painful events…

2 weeks ago

Measuring Pupose

Measuring Purpose. A tree does not hear the sound of its own growth. That was a very clear message to…

4 weeks ago

What Does it Mean to be Alive?

What does it mean to be alive? Is being alive the same as living? If you have breath in your…

1 month ago

What Was There Before?

The basic question one asks when seeking God is: what was there before? As humans with limited knowledge and finite…

1 month ago

Love, Loss, and What Remains

Love, Loss, and What Remains. Sometimes, for reasons I don’t always understand, life doesn’t just disappoint—it crashes. Not the hardship…

2 months ago

Overworked and Underpaid

“We are overworked and underpaid.” Every generation says it. My grandfather said it, my father said it, I’ve said it,…

2 months ago

The Echo of a Life: Why Being “Someone” Is About Lasting Impact

The Echo of a life: wanting to be someone. Most people don’t mean that in a public sense. They don’t…

2 months ago

The Legacy of Hanson Gregory

Few people know the name Hanson Gregory. Hanson Gregory (1832–1921) was an American sailor credited with inventing the ring-shaped doughnut…

2 months ago

A Life Well-Lived

In my three-quarters of a century, I have noticed three signs of a life well-lived. The first is a strong…

3 months ago