Caroline Adams Miller

What is God asking of me now? What is real? What does endure? And in moments like this, we're drawn closer.

What is God asking of me now? What is real? What does endure? And in moments like this, we're drawn closer.

What is God asking of me now? What is real? What does endure? And in moments like this, we're drawn closer.

So through this then, it's not just that the upheaval is resolved, it's that we're actually made more by this. It's not just recovery, it's a form of renewal and growth and expansion that And I've worked extensively with the Pentagon and we talk a lot about post-traumatic spiritual growth that through hard times, we actually deepen our relationship to one another.

So through this then, it's not just that the upheaval is resolved, it's that we're actually made more by this. It's not just recovery, it's a form of renewal and growth and expansion that And I've worked extensively with the Pentagon and we talk a lot about post-traumatic spiritual growth that through hard times, we actually deepen our relationship to one another.

So through this then, it's not just that the upheaval is resolved, it's that we're actually made more by this. It's not just recovery, it's a form of renewal and growth and expansion that And I've worked extensively with the Pentagon and we talk a lot about post-traumatic spiritual growth that through hard times, we actually deepen our relationship to one another.

People show up, we're ambassadors of God. We show up for one another. We help each other. We guide each other. Like the story you just told coming back for the men. We have guidance in places we didn't know it was coming. I mean, to make your way off the iceberg, you didn't do that alone. We never get off the iceberg alone.

People show up, we're ambassadors of God. We show up for one another. We help each other. We guide each other. Like the story you just told coming back for the men. We have guidance in places we didn't know it was coming. I mean, to make your way off the iceberg, you didn't do that alone. We never get off the iceberg alone.

People show up, we're ambassadors of God. We show up for one another. We help each other. We guide each other. Like the story you just told coming back for the men. We have guidance in places we didn't know it was coming. I mean, to make your way off the iceberg, you didn't do that alone. We never get off the iceberg alone.

We're guided, we're held and looking and watching for God's presence and God's guidance. And whatever your tradition may be, you might say Jesus or Hashem or the universe or whatever your words are, but there's one source of life. And when we look and listen for that guidance, people show up at remarkable moments. There's what people call synchronicities.

We're guided, we're held and looking and watching for God's presence and God's guidance. And whatever your tradition may be, you might say Jesus or Hashem or the universe or whatever your words are, but there's one source of life. And when we look and listen for that guidance, people show up at remarkable moments. There's what people call synchronicities.

We're guided, we're held and looking and watching for God's presence and God's guidance. And whatever your tradition may be, you might say Jesus or Hashem or the universe or whatever your words are, but there's one source of life. And when we look and listen for that guidance, people show up at remarkable moments. There's what people call synchronicities.

God lays on our path, symbols, guidance, turn right. No, today, every day you go left, today turn right. knowing of the heart. So trauma can be the gateway to a deepening of our spiritual life. And the Army works a lot with post-traumatic spiritual growth.

God lays on our path, symbols, guidance, turn right. No, today, every day you go left, today turn right. knowing of the heart. So trauma can be the gateway to a deepening of our spiritual life. And the Army works a lot with post-traumatic spiritual growth.

God lays on our path, symbols, guidance, turn right. No, today, every day you go left, today turn right. knowing of the heart. So trauma can be the gateway to a deepening of our spiritual life. And the Army works a lot with post-traumatic spiritual growth.

There's a lot of data actually, that when you look at people who all of whom are traumatized, all of whom even meet the diagnostic criteria for PTSD, post-traumatic, right? They really are traumatized, every single one of them. The more trauma we have, the more we tend to grow. So trauma is not a showstopper in our lives. It is actually an accelerant. It doesn't feel good.

There's a lot of data actually, that when you look at people who all of whom are traumatized, all of whom even meet the diagnostic criteria for PTSD, post-traumatic, right? They really are traumatized, every single one of them. The more trauma we have, the more we tend to grow. So trauma is not a showstopper in our lives. It is actually an accelerant. It doesn't feel good.

There's a lot of data actually, that when you look at people who all of whom are traumatized, all of whom even meet the diagnostic criteria for PTSD, post-traumatic, right? They really are traumatized, every single one of them. The more trauma we have, the more we tend to grow. So trauma is not a showstopper in our lives. It is actually an accelerant. It doesn't feel good.

It feels awful and it's shocking and it's ungluing, but the more that we face, the more that we become. That's in the data. There's a great study in the awakened brain. I referenced it by Tsai, T-S-A-I. He looks at 3000 plus vets and he showed there more trauma, the more post-traumatic growth. until we're so flooded.

It feels awful and it's shocking and it's ungluing, but the more that we face, the more that we become. That's in the data. There's a great study in the awakened brain. I referenced it by Tsai, T-S-A-I. He looks at 3000 plus vets and he showed there more trauma, the more post-traumatic growth. until we're so flooded.