In this episode, we explore the three levels of joy as described by Father Tom Mosher. The first level is "Oh" joy, which involves unexpected and pleasant surprises that make us feel good. It could be a spontaneous kiss from a loved one or a compliment from someone unexpected.

The second level is "Alleluia" joy, which comes from accomplishing something significant in our lives. Whether it's graduating from college, having a child, or achieving a professional goal, this level of joy is more lasting and leaves a permanent impression.

The highest level of joy is "Amen" joy. This is when we reach a place of personal comfort, satisfaction, and peace with our lives. It could be having a happy marriage, seeing our children live ethically and morally, or feeling fulfilled in our professional achievements. "Amen" joy is deep, warm, and everlasting, and it is the level of joy that aligns with our conscience.

As we reflect on our future, it's essential to consider how we can structure our lives and achievements so that our conscience allows us to look back and say, "Amen." This involves finding fulfillment in both our personal and professional lives and living in alignment with our values.