Caroline Adams Miller

May I see you in one another, see you in the light and the leaves, see you in this opportunity here now to serve or help. May I be you, may I see you, may I act in you. And that's the spiritual path that's there for all of us. You're certainly living it, John, yourself in this work.

May I see you in one another, see you in the light and the leaves, see you in this opportunity here now to serve or help. May I be you, may I see you, may I act in you. And that's the spiritual path that's there for all of us. You're certainly living it, John, yourself in this work.

May I see you in one another, see you in the light and the leaves, see you in this opportunity here now to serve or help. May I be you, may I see you, may I act in you. And that's the spiritual path that's there for all of us. You're certainly living it, John, yourself in this work.

I have one more practice to share that might help people see through hard times as moments of opportunity and direction. Would you be open to sharing a practice? 90 seconds?

I have one more practice to share that might help people see through hard times as moments of opportunity and direction. Would you be open to sharing a practice? 90 seconds?

I have one more practice to share that might help people see through hard times as moments of opportunity and direction. Would you be open to sharing a practice? 90 seconds?

Practice and practice. This is also in the language of life. And this is a gift of all of us to use our awakened awareness, to engage our birthright, our awakened brain, to see in our road of life, what is God showing me now? What is God asking of me now? So I invite you to close your eyes, take five breaths, open up your inner chamber.

Practice and practice. This is also in the language of life. And this is a gift of all of us to use our awakened awareness, to engage our birthright, our awakened brain, to see in our road of life, what is God showing me now? What is God asking of me now? So I invite you to close your eyes, take five breaths, open up your inner chamber.

Practice and practice. This is also in the language of life. And this is a gift of all of us to use our awakened awareness, to engage our birthright, our awakened brain, to see in our road of life, what is God showing me now? What is God asking of me now? So I invite you to close your eyes, take five breaths, open up your inner chamber.

I invite you to locate a moment where you wanted something so badly and you did everything right to get that goal. You wanted that job, that internship, that home. You wanted him or her to say, yes, that red door was yours. A plus B plus C. You may have researched it and you went for your red door, doing everything right. Grab the handle, but it stuck.

I invite you to locate a moment where you wanted something so badly and you did everything right to get that goal. You wanted that job, that internship, that home. You wanted him or her to say, yes, that red door was yours. A plus B plus C. You may have researched it and you went for your red door, doing everything right. Grab the handle, but it stuck.

I invite you to locate a moment where you wanted something so badly and you did everything right to get that goal. You wanted that job, that internship, that home. You wanted him or her to say, yes, that red door was yours. A plus B plus C. You may have researched it and you went for your red door, doing everything right. Grab the handle, but it stuck.

And you can't believe the red door stuck because you've done everything right. You might kick it. You might be shocked or despairing and angry or depressed. But in time, you have no choice. The red door stuck. You have to pivot 50, 60, 120 degrees. And over there is a bright, shining yellow door. You might've said yellow doors don't exist. You'd never heard of yellow doors.

And you can't believe the red door stuck because you've done everything right. You might kick it. You might be shocked or despairing and angry or depressed. But in time, you have no choice. The red door stuck. You have to pivot 50, 60, 120 degrees. And over there is a bright, shining yellow door. You might've said yellow doors don't exist. You'd never heard of yellow doors.

And you can't believe the red door stuck because you've done everything right. You might kick it. You might be shocked or despairing and angry or depressed. But in time, you have no choice. The red door stuck. You have to pivot 50, 60, 120 degrees. And over there is a bright, shining yellow door. You might've said yellow doors don't exist. You'd never heard of yellow doors.

On the other side of the yellow door is someone who is more right for you, who made you feel alive, is a job where your boss sees in you gifts beyond what you knew you even had, is a community where you feel you belong. The yellow door was not what you had wanted. It was better. And better for you, more right for you.

On the other side of the yellow door is someone who is more right for you, who made you feel alive, is a job where your boss sees in you gifts beyond what you knew you even had, is a community where you feel you belong. The yellow door was not what you had wanted. It was better. And better for you, more right for you.

On the other side of the yellow door is someone who is more right for you, who made you feel alive, is a job where your boss sees in you gifts beyond what you knew you even had, is a community where you feel you belong. The yellow door was not what you had wanted. It was better. And better for you, more right for you.

And as you sit back now and you think of the stuck red door and the hairpin turn that took you to the wide open yellow door, was there anyone there at that hairpin turn pointing you along? Maybe someone showed up you'd never met before. Two minutes, two minutes at the bus station, at the diner. It could have been someone you know well who told you a story they'd never told you before.

And as you sit back now and you think of the stuck red door and the hairpin turn that took you to the wide open yellow door, was there anyone there at that hairpin turn pointing you along? Maybe someone showed up you'd never met before. Two minutes, two minutes at the bus station, at the diner. It could have been someone you know well who told you a story they'd never told you before.