By Dr. Katie Eastman & Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino Life will always bring challenges—loss, uncertainty, change, and setbacks we never expected. What helps us keep going in the face of these challenges is resilience. Resilience isn’t just about bouncing back; it’s about growing through difficulty. And when resilience is rooted in spirit, it becomes more than endurance—it becomes transformation. Psychologists often define resilience as the process of adapting well in the face of

By Dr. Katie Eastman & Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino Change is one of life’s constants. Sometimes we choose it, like starting a new job or moving to a new city. Other times it chooses us, like illness, loss, or unexpected shifts we never asked for. Change can feel unsettling, even frightening, because it reminds us how little control we truly have. Yet spiritually, change is also an invitation: to grow, to realign, and to live with deeper awareness. When change arrives, it often

By Dr. Katie Eastman & Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino When we think of spirituality, we often imagine meditation cushions, prayer beads, or sacred texts. But one of the oldest and simplest spiritual practices requires none of these things. All it asks is that you step outside and walk in nature. The natural world invites us into presence. The crunch of leaves underfoot, the rhythm of your steps, the scent of pine or salt air—these are not just sensory details. They are reminders

By Dr. Katie Eastman & Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino We rarely notice our breath until something interrupts it. A sigh of relief, a deep inhale before a big decision, or the gasp that comes with sudden news—each moment reminds us that breath is more than biology. It is the universal bridge between body, mind, and soul. Across cultures and traditions, breath has been recognized as sacred. The Latin word spiritus means both “breath” and “spirit.” In Hebrew, the word ruach carries

By Dr. Katie Eastman & Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino Every human being has basic needs—food, water, safety, and shelter. These needs keep us alive and functioning, but they don’t explain why we get up in the morning, what keeps us striving, or what gives us joy. Beyond survival, there is always a search for meaning. It is in this search that spirituality reveals itself. Think of the times in life when survival was enough. A crisis happens and you do what you need to do: pay the

By Dr. Katie Eastman & Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino When people hear the word spirituality, they often imagine something mysterious, complicated, or out of reach—reserved for mountaintop retreats or those who speak in abstract terms. But spirituality is not something outside of you. It is woven into the very fabric of being human. At its heart, spirituality is not about complexity—it’s about connection. Throughout history, people have asked the same questions: Why am I here? Wh

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