For the Outdoor Enthusiast
For the Spiritual Enthusiast
For the Spiritual Enthusiast
As the season winds down, I am reminded of the transformational power of the outdoors. Life gets simple in the wild, there is a narrowing and syncing of our energies. The priority of food, water, and shelter serve to reboot our system creating space for new revelation.
For me the fall and winter are seasons to read and learn. This year my study has taken me on a wonderful discovery of some of the great thinkers of the 18th and 19th century. Follow my blog if you are curious what some of these men and women have to offer us today.
If you are looking for a change, challenge, or a reset I am confident that it can be found out there somewhere. If I can help let me know.
For the Spiritual Enthusiast
For the Spiritual Enthusiast
For the Spiritual Enthusiast
Meister Eckhart said, “God is unnameable and (therefore) Omni-nameable”, and so Meister Eckhart prays, “I pray God to rid me of God. I pray (the unnameable) God to rid me of (the idol I have named) God.”
Chasing the unnameable God is the joy of my life.
For me the experience of God is not found in the certainty of religion but in the mystery of the moment. My writing and life passionately pursue this mystery.
About Mark
For the Spiritual Enthusiast
About Mark
I have been a hockey player, pastor, and entrepreneur. I love life, the outdoors and listening to people's stories. I have been married thirty-eight years to my wife Kelly. Together we have raised four boys. The recent sale of my business has me longing to spend more time out in the wild. Last year I completed a Wilderness First Aid Course and paddled my kayak for over a hundred hours on five trips. I continue to learn each time I go out and count myself fortunate that we live in such a beautiful part of the world. Check out - Your next Adventure