Caroline Adams Miller

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.

A trail angel pointing you. the bright shining open yellow door that has so much to do with who you are and where you are today. And now finally, as you sit way back, stuck red door, hairpin turn, trail angel, and wide open shining door that has so much to do with who you are and where you are today. How really are the most important parts of our lives found? Is it narrowly

A trail angel pointing you. the bright shining open yellow door that has so much to do with who you are and where you are today. And now finally, as you sit way back, stuck red door, hairpin turn, trail angel, and wide open shining door that has so much to do with who you are and where you are today. How really are the most important parts of our lives found? Is it narrowly

A trail angel pointing you. the bright shining open yellow door that has so much to do with who you are and where you are today. And now finally, as you sit way back, stuck red door, hairpin turn, trail angel, and wide open shining door that has so much to do with who you are and where you are today. How really are the most important parts of our lives found? Is it narrowly

through control, planning? I mean, sure, we have to do our part, but are the most important parts of our lives found in a dialogue with life? Are we messengers and trail angels for one another? Are there yellow doors that we have yet to discover better than what we might have imagined? And finally, as you sit back and look at your road of life, where in your journey is God?

through control, planning? I mean, sure, we have to do our part, but are the most important parts of our lives found in a dialogue with life? Are we messengers and trail angels for one another? Are there yellow doors that we have yet to discover better than what we might have imagined? And finally, as you sit back and look at your road of life, where in your journey is God?

through control, planning? I mean, sure, we have to do our part, but are the most important parts of our lives found in a dialogue with life? Are we messengers and trail angels for one another? Are there yellow doors that we have yet to discover better than what we might have imagined? And finally, as you sit back and look at your road of life, where in your journey is God?

Where's your higher power? Is God in the wide open yellow door and the stuck red door, the openings and the impasses? Is God in the trail angel, the messenger, and your ability to be an open heart in relationship with God? And when you're ready on your sacred journey, I invite you back.

Where's your higher power? Is God in the wide open yellow door and the stuck red door, the openings and the impasses? Is God in the trail angel, the messenger, and your ability to be an open heart in relationship with God? And when you're ready on your sacred journey, I invite you back.

Where's your higher power? Is God in the wide open yellow door and the stuck red door, the openings and the impasses? Is God in the trail angel, the messenger, and your ability to be an open heart in relationship with God? And when you're ready on your sacred journey, I invite you back.

50 million lives, 50 million hearts. That's a very big stage, John.

50 million lives, 50 million hearts. That's a very big stage, John.

50 million lives, 50 million hearts. That's a very big stage, John.

Well, Lisa, it's been in the awakened brain that the red door in our lives, my husband and I wanted to start a family and the impasse was that nobody came, no children. And it was devastating. And people don't talk about infertility. And my husband was devastated. He was lying on the floor, depressed. Oh, I have the job I want. Oh, I have the house I want. You know what? My life's empty.

Well, Lisa, it's been in the awakened brain that the red door in our lives, my husband and I wanted to start a family and the impasse was that nobody came, no children. And it was devastating. And people don't talk about infertility. And my husband was devastated. He was lying on the floor, depressed. Oh, I have the job I want. Oh, I have the house I want. You know what? My life's empty.

Well, Lisa, it's been in the awakened brain that the red door in our lives, my husband and I wanted to start a family and the impasse was that nobody came, no children. And it was devastating. And people don't talk about infertility. And my husband was devastated. He was lying on the floor, depressed. Oh, I have the job I want. Oh, I have the house I want. You know what? My life's empty.

Nothing matters. Our lives are hollow and meaningless without children. And that was the beginning. That was the red door of our spiritual path to finding our beautiful son on the other side of the world, to conceiving two girls and to having a spiritual journey where we realized that actually parenting is not about having my good looks. Parenting is about deep love and commitment.

Nothing matters. Our lives are hollow and meaningless without children. And that was the beginning. That was the red door of our spiritual path to finding our beautiful son on the other side of the world, to conceiving two girls and to having a spiritual journey where we realized that actually parenting is not about having my good looks. Parenting is about deep love and commitment.

Nothing matters. Our lives are hollow and meaningless without children. And that was the beginning. That was the red door of our spiritual path to finding our beautiful son on the other side of the world, to conceiving two girls and to having a spiritual journey where we realized that actually parenting is not about having my good looks. Parenting is about deep love and commitment.

And that opened into a life that was a dialogue.