Caroline Adams Miller

We can't control what comes next and we can't anticipate and plan in the way that perhaps we thought we could certainly 20 years ago there was more of an illusion of total radical control. But what we can do in genuine flux the flux is real. is adopt a different stance. And in particular, I call this an awakened stance. It's a one of quest.

We can't control what comes next and we can't anticipate and plan in the way that perhaps we thought we could certainly 20 years ago there was more of an illusion of total radical control. But what we can do in genuine flux the flux is real. is adopt a different stance. And in particular, I call this an awakened stance. It's a one of quest.

We can't control what comes next and we can't anticipate and plan in the way that perhaps we thought we could certainly 20 years ago there was more of an illusion of total radical control. But what we can do in genuine flux the flux is real. is adopt a different stance. And in particular, I call this an awakened stance. It's a one of quest.

And then quest, we say, okay, I don't know what's coming around tomorrow. And I don't know if I'm going to live in this town or a town two over, or we might go to another state. I don't know what's in the next five years or the next five months. But what I can do is be firmly rooted in a stance of quest, which is to say, I am open to what life is showing me now.

And then quest, we say, okay, I don't know what's coming around tomorrow. And I don't know if I'm going to live in this town or a town two over, or we might go to another state. I don't know what's in the next five years or the next five months. But what I can do is be firmly rooted in a stance of quest, which is to say, I am open to what life is showing me now.

And then quest, we say, okay, I don't know what's coming around tomorrow. And I don't know if I'm going to live in this town or a town two over, or we might go to another state. I don't know what's in the next five years or the next five months. But what I can do is be firmly rooted in a stance of quest, which is to say, I am open to what life is showing me now.

I'm on a journey and I'm bringing along my kids and I'm teaching this to my kids because the illusion of control is actually a very fragile illusion that is getting smashed right now. And it's not very helpful to tell your kids implicitly or explicitly you can control and plan everything.

I'm on a journey and I'm bringing along my kids and I'm teaching this to my kids because the illusion of control is actually a very fragile illusion that is getting smashed right now. And it's not very helpful to tell your kids implicitly or explicitly you can control and plan everything.

I'm on a journey and I'm bringing along my kids and I'm teaching this to my kids because the illusion of control is actually a very fragile illusion that is getting smashed right now. And it's not very helpful to tell your kids implicitly or explicitly you can control and plan everything.

But it's profoundly helpful to the resilience and health and peace of mind and heart of your children to say, you know, what our life is a journey. It's really a spiritual adventure. And we don't share what's coming. But at every turn, we can say, hey, do you want to sit down right now and let's ask ourselves, what is God showing us now?

But it's profoundly helpful to the resilience and health and peace of mind and heart of your children to say, you know, what our life is a journey. It's really a spiritual adventure. And we don't share what's coming. But at every turn, we can say, hey, do you want to sit down right now and let's ask ourselves, what is God showing us now?

But it's profoundly helpful to the resilience and health and peace of mind and heart of your children to say, you know, what our life is a journey. It's really a spiritual adventure. And we don't share what's coming. But at every turn, we can say, hey, do you want to sit down right now and let's ask ourselves, what is God showing us now?

And even more in our family, we might pray and we might say, loving God, creator of heaven and earth and everything we see and know. What, as we open our hearts, do you reveal to us now? What do you ask of us now? And sometimes it's the parent who receives an answer. And sometimes it's a child who says for the family, dad, mom, God told me that as long as we're together, we're okay.

And even more in our family, we might pray and we might say, loving God, creator of heaven and earth and everything we see and know. What, as we open our hearts, do you reveal to us now? What do you ask of us now? And sometimes it's the parent who receives an answer. And sometimes it's a child who says for the family, dad, mom, God told me that as long as we're together, we're okay.

And even more in our family, we might pray and we might say, loving God, creator of heaven and earth and everything we see and know. What, as we open our hearts, do you reveal to us now? What do you ask of us now? And sometimes it's the parent who receives an answer. And sometimes it's a child who says for the family, dad, mom, God told me that as long as we're together, we're okay.

You don't know what's going to come, but it's bigger and better than what we've planned. Family prayer with a common question. Here we are, we're in a hotel. We were just evicted from our home. What loving God do you lay upon us next? What do you want us to know? We feel your presence. We feel we're loved and held. We know we're guided and we'll look for your guidance.

You don't know what's going to come, but it's bigger and better than what we've planned. Family prayer with a common question. Here we are, we're in a hotel. We were just evicted from our home. What loving God do you lay upon us next? What do you want us to know? We feel your presence. We feel we're loved and held. We know we're guided and we'll look for your guidance.

You don't know what's going to come, but it's bigger and better than what we've planned. Family prayer with a common question. Here we are, we're in a hotel. We were just evicted from our home. What loving God do you lay upon us next? What do you want us to know? We feel your presence. We feel we're loved and held. We know we're guided and we'll look for your guidance.

We do our part, but then we're open to what comes. And that way of being together as a family, some people called it inviting in the third presence. I call it the first presence inviting in God. And we are a family. We're a family in God. That's a quest and it's much more resilient and it actually takes you somewhere much better than you ever thought you might be going.

We do our part, but then we're open to what comes. And that way of being together as a family, some people called it inviting in the third presence. I call it the first presence inviting in God. And we are a family. We're a family in God. That's a quest and it's much more resilient and it actually takes you somewhere much better than you ever thought you might be going.