South Hills Idaho

Many of us take our senses for granted, unless we can’t access them—as anyone knows who’s lost the ability to taste to a stuffy nose. But what if there are all sorts of meaningful experiences you’re missing even when all five senses are functioning? In Scripture God describes the relationship He wants with humanity as highly sensory. That’s why ancient faith was thoroughly experiential, not purely intellectual. Could the distance you sometimes feel in your relationship with God (or others) be the result of being out-of-sync with your senses? What would you do about it if that were true? Could learning to more mindfully see, hear, smell, taste, and touch unleash a level of fulfillment you’ve been too distracted to even know existed?

Many of us take our senses for granted, unless we can’t access them—as anyone knows who’s lost the ability to taste to a stuffy nose. But what if there are all sorts of meaningful experiences you’re missing even when all five senses are functioning? In Scripture God describes the relationship He wants with humanity as highly sensory. That’s why ancient faith was thoroughly experiential, not purely intellectual. Could the distance you sometimes feel in your relationship with God (or others) be the result of being out-of-sync with your senses? What would you do about it if that were true? Could learning to more mindfully see, hear, smell, taste, and touch unleash a level of fulfillment you’ve been too distracted to even know existed?

Many of us take our senses for granted, unless we can’t access them—as anyone knows who’s lost the ability to taste to a stuffy nose. But what if there are all sorts of meaningful experiences you’re missing even when all five senses are functioning? In Scripture God describes the relationship He wants with humanity as highly sensory. That’s why ancient faith was thoroughly experiential, not purely intellectual. Could the distance you sometimes feel in your relationship with God (or others) be the result of being out-of-sync with your senses? What would you do about it if that were true? Could learning to more mindfully see, hear, smell, taste, and touch unleash a level of fulfillment you’ve been too distracted to even know existed?

Many of us take our senses for granted, unless we can’t access them—as anyone knows who’s lost the ability to taste to a stuffy nose. But what if there are all sorts of meaningful experiences you’re missing even when all five senses are functioning? In Scripture God describes the relationship He wants with humanity as highly sensory. That’s why ancient faith was thoroughly experiential, not purely intellectual. Could the distance you sometimes feel in your relationship with God (or others) be the result of being out-of-sync with your senses? What would you do about it if that were true? Could learning to more mindfully see, hear, smell, taste, and touch unleash a level of fulfillment you’ve been too distracted to even know existed?

You’ve been around long enough to realize everyone is not the same. Some people can go through almost identical situations but read and react to them in very different ways. We’ve all had moments where we sat back and wondered – “What’s their deal? Why did they freak out about that? But we’re fine with this? Why are they like that?” What if the people around you wonder the same thing? There’s something deep inside each other’s responses, thinking – where is that coming from? What’s the thing behind the thing? There’s something deep inside each of us driving everything we do. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you knew what it was? We’re all living our lives in an attempt at getting single, primal question answered with a “yes”. What’s yours? How did it get there? And how can you leverage it to help (not hurt) you and others?

You’ve been around long enough to realize everyone is not the same. Some people can go through almost identical situations but read and react to them in very different ways. We’ve all had moments where we sat back and wondered – “What’s their deal? Why did they freak out about that? But we’re fine with this? Why are they like that?” What if the people around you wonder the same thing? There’s something deep inside each other’s responses, thinking – where is that coming from? What’s the thing behind the thing? There’s something deep inside each of us driving everything we do. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you knew what it was? We’re all living our lives in an attempt at getting single, primal question answered with a “yes”. What’s yours? How did it get there? And how can you leverage it to help (not hurt) you and others?

You’ve been around long enough to realize everyone is not the same. Some people can go through almost identical situations but read and react to them in very different ways. We’ve all had moments where we sat back and wondered – “What’s their deal? Why did they freak out about that? But we’re fine with this? Why are they like that?” What if the people around you wonder the same thing? There’s something deep inside each other’s responses, thinking – where is that coming from? What’s the thing behind the thing? There’s something deep inside each of us driving everything we do. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you knew what it was? We’re all living our lives in an attempt at getting single, primal question answered with a “yes”. What’s yours? How did it get there? And how can you leverage it to help (not hurt) you and others?

You’ve been around long enough to realize everyone is not the same. Some people can go through almost identical situations but read and react to them in very different ways. We’ve all had moments where we sat back and wondered – “What’s their deal? Why did they freak out about that? But we’re fine with this? Why are they like that?” What if the people around you wonder the same thing? There’s something deep inside each other’s responses, thinking – where is that coming from? What’s the thing behind the thing? There’s something deep inside each of us driving everything we do. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you knew what it was? We’re all living our lives in an attempt at getting single, primal question answered with a “yes”. What’s yours? How did it get there? And how can you leverage it to help (not hurt) you and others?

You’ve been around long enough to realize everyone is not the same. Some people can go through almost identical situations but read and react to them in very different ways. We’ve all had moments where we sat back and wondered – “What’s their deal? Why did they freak out about that? But we’re fine with this? Why are they like that?” What if the people around you wonder the same thing? There’s something deep inside each other’s responses, thinking – where is that coming from? What’s the thing behind the thing? There’s something deep inside each of us driving everything we do. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you knew what it was? We’re all living our lives in an attempt at getting single, primal question answered with a “yes”. What’s yours? How did it get there? And how can you leverage it to help (not hurt) you and others?

You’ve been around long enough to realize everyone is not the same. Some people can go through almost identical situations but read and react to them in very different ways. We’ve all had moments where we sat back and wondered – “What’s their deal? Why did they freak out about that? But we’re fine with this? Why are they like that?” What if the people around you wonder the same thing? There’s something deep inside each other’s responses, thinking – where is that coming from? What’s the thing behind the thing? There’s something deep inside each of us driving everything we do. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you knew what it was? We’re all living our lives in an attempt at getting single, primal question answered with a “yes”. What’s yours? How did it get there? And how can you leverage it to help (not hurt) you and others?