Finding Flow: Soul Sculpting Project 

Why walk to the South Pole?  To banish time.  Erling Kagge — who walked to the South Pole in 50 days, by himself – believes that time banishment is a significant motive for most people who take epic expeditions.  Kagge says that on an expedition “momentary flashes of experience can be compared to eternity.  ….

Adjusting Time Orientations: Soul Sculpting Project

I like sunshine and warm days. So my favorite day of the year is December 21 – winter solstice.  This day’s my current favorite because I am strongly future oriented. I know this is the darkest day of the year and from here on it gets lighter (and eventually warmer). Summer solstice is a bit…

Take a 2 1/2 Minute Forest Bath: Soul Sculpting Project

I recently took my first walk in a pine forest. I have walked through lots of pine forests, but never intentionally in one. I have considered an evergreen forest to be just something that blocks my view.  I took my intentional pine forest walk because I’ve been learning a few things lately about evergreen forests…

5 Minutes of Relaxed Attention in Nature: Soul Sculpting Project

The view of the Cimarron and San Juan Mountain ranges was postcard beautiful as we drove by. I grabbed a moment of attention for them, but then returned to my focus to our conversation. My friend and I were deep in the plot of sharing our stories from the past weeks. Personal joys, family events,…

Unplug A Little: Soul Sculpting Project

On the first trip we were camping in Cunningham Gulch, a narrow valley tucked between towering mountains. The clouds were gathering and I’m always vigilant for thunderstorms, so before I set out on my hike I pulled out my phone to update my weather.  No bars, no internet available. I set out on my hike…