For our fathers, here and in spirit
A Father’s Day in three parts: the dads still here, the dads in spirit who still visit, and a seat by the fire if it is hard.
A Father’s Day in three parts: the dads still here, the dads in spirit who still visit, and a seat by the fire if it is hard.
Donald met his guide Melissa in his 20s. Years later he learned we are our own guides, and how you can meet yours by asking.
Gratitude wears four faces, and none of us stay in it constantly. The practice is the returning, coming home to thankfulness.
How old were you when you had your first spiritual experience? Think back to the moment and share what happened for you.
Most people have seen spirit and not realised it. Your peripheral vision picks it up first, so learn not to turn and look.
Donald’s teaching on losing someone taken too soon, on grief, and on where the ones we love go when they leave this life early.
Some places feel like home the first time you arrive. A person, a place, an experience. Think of when your spirit last felt it.