Caroline Adams Miller

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.

Yes, that's a very beautiful work. And those folks are all good friends and colleagues of many years, wonderful people. I would say that transcendence is built into the awakened brain, the capacity to perceive and receive. a transcendent relationship.

Yes, that's a very beautiful work. And those folks are all good friends and colleagues of many years, wonderful people. I would say that transcendence is built into the awakened brain, the capacity to perceive and receive. a transcendent relationship.

Yes, that's a very beautiful work. And those folks are all good friends and colleagues of many years, wonderful people. I would say that transcendence is built into the awakened brain, the capacity to perceive and receive. a transcendent relationship.

But where I would say that the awakened brain takes us perhaps another step along is that we are built not only to be able to see beyond ourselves to something more, but to receive and perceive a real relationship with God, our higher power, a real lived relationship with our loved ones who are on the other side, who are no longer embodied, but present on the other side of existence.

But where I would say that the awakened brain takes us perhaps another step along is that we are built not only to be able to see beyond ourselves to something more, but to receive and perceive a real relationship with God, our higher power, a real lived relationship with our loved ones who are on the other side, who are no longer embodied, but present on the other side of existence.

But where I would say that the awakened brain takes us perhaps another step along is that we are built not only to be able to see beyond ourselves to something more, but to receive and perceive a real relationship with God, our higher power, a real lived relationship with our loved ones who are on the other side, who are no longer embodied, but present on the other side of existence.

So the awakened brain goes perhaps a step further in showing the neural correlates of the inborn human capacity to have a real relationship a real transcendent relationship with God, with our family members who've crossed like your sister. And so that's not just something bigger than ourselves.

So the awakened brain goes perhaps a step further in showing the neural correlates of the inborn human capacity to have a real relationship a real transcendent relationship with God, with our family members who've crossed like your sister. And so that's not just something bigger than ourselves.

So the awakened brain goes perhaps a step further in showing the neural correlates of the inborn human capacity to have a real relationship a real transcendent relationship with God, with our family members who've crossed like your sister. And so that's not just something bigger than ourselves.

That is through all history, through all faith traditions, through wisdom traditions, bringing us back through the lens of MRIs and peer review science to what humans have already known that we're never at this alone. That's a relationship.

That is through all history, through all faith traditions, through wisdom traditions, bringing us back through the lens of MRIs and peer review science to what humans have already known that we're never at this alone. That's a relationship.

That is through all history, through all faith traditions, through wisdom traditions, bringing us back through the lens of MRIs and peer review science to what humans have already known that we're never at this alone. That's a relationship.

I think that we absolutely do have a capacity for, I take through the awakened brain to be a witness of God, that things aren't just beautiful, but they're beyond beautiful. That the sparkling autumn leaves and the sun in them are not just glorious, but wow, they are expressions. They are actually the hand of God.

I think that we absolutely do have a capacity for, I take through the awakened brain to be a witness of God, that things aren't just beautiful, but they're beyond beautiful. That the sparkling autumn leaves and the sun in them are not just glorious, but wow, they are expressions. They are actually the hand of God.

I think that we absolutely do have a capacity for, I take through the awakened brain to be a witness of God, that things aren't just beautiful, but they're beyond beautiful. That the sparkling autumn leaves and the sun in them are not just glorious, but wow, they are expressions. They are actually the hand of God.

It is the sense, whether I've put my finger on it or not, of the sanctification of life. That's how I understand awe through the lens of the awakened brain. And I think Docker's work is beautiful. I'm very fond of Docker. And I think his capacity to say nature is a place of awakening is so very true.

It is the sense, whether I've put my finger on it or not, of the sanctification of life. That's how I understand awe through the lens of the awakened brain. And I think Docker's work is beautiful. I'm very fond of Docker. And I think his capacity to say nature is a place of awakening is so very true.

It is the sense, whether I've put my finger on it or not, of the sanctification of life. That's how I understand awe through the lens of the awakened brain. And I think Docker's work is beautiful. I'm very fond of Docker. And I think his capacity to say nature is a place of awakening is so very true.

And in fact, science shows us that a 20 minute walk in nature, instead of eat at your desk or go to a restaurant, a 20 minute walk in nature. awakens our deep connection to the sanctity of life, the glory of life, that we really matter and every bit of life matters and the whole thing is a gift. So nature is a cathedral. It simply is. And it is a place where God's very present.