David and Dorian discuss the idea of God's Will for our lives, is our time here predetermined, and the concept of having a meaning to life.

Marsha Morrison joins David and Dorian to talk about community and contemplation. Our specific focus is on people coming into contemplation and/or community from different perspectives or 'starting points'.

The tables are turned once again and David has a conversation with Dorian about his road to Desert Rain.

David and Dorian sit down to discuss the idea of thin places and peak experiences. It is commonly said that heaven and earth is usually 3 feet apart, but and much closer in thin places.

Dorian sits down with Paul West and they discuss his spiritual life as a kid, some of the adventures he went on, before hitting some trials and tribulations in life. He eventually became part of the communtiy here at Desert Rain with his family.

David and Dorian sit down, we cover a lot of ground, starting with asking the questions of those in front of us, and ending with a reminder that we are all in this together and to continue to stay in the light of wonder in this sometimes hectic world.

Apollo 8: Earthrise

Image Credit: NASA

Dorian sits down with Birgit West and they discuss her growing up in Germany, traveling internationally, and eventually going to missionary school in El Paso, TX. We learn about her connection to the community of El Paso and eventually with Desert Rain.

Jacob Neria joins David and Dorian for our first 3-person conversation, started as an experiment and turned into a beautiful experience. We discuss the origin, construction, and spiritual significance of the labyrinth at Desert Rain.

Dorian sits down with Kirsten Helm and they discuss her growing up in Buffalo and eventually heading west with her then husband, and making deep connections with David, Marsha, and Desert Rain. A connection that keeps her coming back every summer.

David and Dorian sit down to discuss the all too common experience of pain. Emotional and physical, what can we do while we walk through it, and how can we support one another. It is part of the human experience, so how do we come together and allow it to strengthen our community.