I Have Tourettes Syndrome.

I Believe That We Were Meant To Live As Social Creatures, To Reach Out And Bless Each Other's Lives.

The Only Way To Remove Pain From Death Is To Remove Love From Life.

I Find Myself Seeking Out The Commonalities Of Our Different Religious Experiences With Hopes Of Encouraging, Through My Writings, The Most Hopeful, Loving And Redemptive Qualities In All Of Us.

It Is Often During The Worst Of Times That We See The Best Of Humanity–awakening Within The Most Ordinary Of Us That Which Is Most Sublime. I Do Not Believe That It Is Circumstance That Produces Such Greatness Any More Than It Is The Canvas That Makes The Artist. Adversity Merely Presents The Surface On Which We Render Our Souls’ Most Exacting Likeness. It Is In The Darkest Skies That Stars Are Best Seen.

I Have Come To Believe That We Do Not Walk Alone In This Life. There Are Others, Fellow Sojourners, Whose Journeys Are Interwoven With Ours In Seemingly Random Patterns, Yet, In The End, Have Been Carefully Placed To Reveal A Remarkable Tapestry. I Believe God Is The Weaver At That Loom.