I Have Never Been Lost

I Have Never Been Lost

    “I have never been lost,” Daniel Boone once said about exploring remote areas. “But I will admit to being confused for several weeks.”  The place where we are can give us amazing perspectives, as long as we’re open to possibilities.

          The feedback received can have immense input into our lives and we can gain so much from our environment.  Places we are may be blessings if only we let such occurrences happen.

          After a trip a friend told me he was going to stop vacationing.  He would still travel, but he’d look for somethings spiritual and they’d become pilgrimages.

          That changed my viewpoint on my own travels into phenomenal pilgrimages.  It now adds somethings spiritual into various places I visit, and becomes incredible journeys.

          John Muir described people’s walks to discover Sainte Tierres experiences that was talked about eventually as sauntering.  So he said our forests are holy grounds and we should not hike but saunter through them.  The discoveries we make can enhance our’s and other’s lives.