adventure

Horses and Angel Whispering Sessions: Guided by Angels, Grounded by Horses

There’s a quiet kind of wisdom that doesn’t arrive through force or logic, but through presence, intuition, and connection. In a world that often feels loud and overwhelming, many of us carry unseen weight—stress, grief, uncertainty—without a clear path to release it.


This is where a different kind of experience begins: one that invites you to slow down, tune in, and receive gentle yet powerful guidance. Through the combined presence of angelic insight and the grounded, intuitive energy of horses, you’re offered a space to reconnect with yourself, soften what feels heavy, and allow meaningful shifts to unfold naturally.

A Story of Accidental Friendships

Recently, I have been contemplating the fascinating and multi-layered dialogue around friendship. Mostly stimulated by the great memories I've recently experienced after re-uniting with friends I had made 22 years ago.  They are all European.  I was the only American in the group.  We all worked together in Reception at the Hotel Cheyenne at Disneyland Paris in 1995.

Holy Cats...?!?

Touring the Mediterranean's Ancient World, one expects to see temples, ruins, tombs, columns, stone walkways, old ceramic pots, statues and the like.  Not to disappoint--you will see all of these amazing, awe-inspiring artifacts and structures.  If you are like me, this is a huge anticipation point.  I fell in love with the Ancient World's lore and beauty back in my college days during several Humanities courses.

Tracking a Tiger... A Look Back (Part 4)

We watch for another 20 minutes.  At first we simply bask in seeing the tigress so relaxed and at ease amongst the trees and leaves.  I am in awe of this magnificent and beautiful creature.  We had been told the night before the Bengali tiger was facing extinction.  Yet, with great effort India and some of the neighboring countries have implemented plans to save it.

Tracking a Tiger... A Look Back (Part 1)

It's 5 a.m..  The alarm clock is no regular, electronic one.  This one arrives in the form of a gentle Indian voice outside our Swiss style tent.  "Good morning, Sir".  Pause for a few beats.  "Good morning, Sir".  Pause, repeat.  Finally, roused from sleepy slumber Eric replies, "Hello".  Slowly, he gets out of bed, walks to our tent fly doorway and thanks the friendly staffer at Jim's Jungle Retreat for the wake-up reminder.