Sacredness isn't confined to a physical location; it’s found in the intention we bring to a moment. It’s created in the way we choose to interact with each other, especially when we lean into conversations that go beyond the surface level. I dream of a gathering for people who crave spiritual connection but don’t necessarily want a formal “church” setting. I want a space where we can just come together, share stories, process life’s events, and explore deeper questions of meaning and connection.

Let’s talk about something powerful—transformation. Not the surface-level changes we all go through in life, but the deep, earth-shaking kind of transformation that comes when we suddenly understand who we truly are and our connection to everything around us. It’s not always a gradual process; sometimes it hits you like a wave, an unexpected shift that changes your perspective in ways you never imagined.

When we stop asking our partner to fix us and start focusing on our own growth, we’re able to love them more fully and more authentically. We can appreciate them for who they are, not for what we want them to be.