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A wallet resting on a park bench in warm afternoon light, illustrating themes of trust, kindness, and human connection.

“The best balm for the soul is friendship.” — Eddie Jaku   Imagine

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Aerial illustration of a busy 1950s downtown intersection inspired by Thomas Merton’s Fourth and Walnut moment in Louisville.

What Thomas Merton Learned at Fourth and Walnut   On March 18,

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DOUBT, WONDER, AND THE LANGUAGE OF DREAMS By Connie Martindale, L.C.S.W. Psychotherapist (Retired)   Welcome back. In this second post, we explore our skepticism about the power

In yesterday's America, Tuesdays meant league night and meatloaf. These days, it's leftovers and a search engine that still can't answer 'how to make

A Spiritual Senior’s Guide to Understanding This Powerful New Tool Part 1: What It Is, Why It’s Intimidating, and How to Approach It Wisely   We’ve heard

“The greatest loneliness may not come from being alone, but from being unheard.” We’re raised to believe in the American dream—that if you work hard,

Nurturing the Soul in the Later Years Like a waiter who clears your plate before you’ve put down your fork, time nudges us forward—ready or

GOING BEYOND, BIG DREAMS AND YOUR NEXT STEPS By Connie Martindale, L.C.S.W. Psychotherapist (Retired)   INTRODUCTORY NOTE This is our final installment. Here, we delve into the concept

DREAMS AND SELF COMPASSION, HEALING, AND TRANSFORMATION By Connie Martindale, L.C.S.W. Psychotherapist (Retired)   Welcome to the third part of our series. Here, we explore why self-love,

Welcome to the first installment of our four-part series on dreams and spirituality. In this opening post, we explore the concept of dream work,

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