The journey of life will lead us through many stages or phases that mark our growth and change, not just physically, but also mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
Our family life and careers may change dramatically from our early 20s into our 40s and 50s and beyond. How we think and feel about moving from one phase to another can significantly affect our wellbeing, happiness and sense of satisfaction with the journey.
Moving into a new stage doesn’t mean we reach a destination, an end point, and the journey is complete. Each new phase brings with it the chance to renew, regenerate and to continually re-form our future.
This series of conversations will explore the attitudes, perceptions, behaviors and strategies that will enable us to not just continue, but accelerate growth and development in a life journey of continually unfolding possibility.
Daphne Neveras-Lupfer
I started exploring religion and developing my search for truth and meaning during my teen years when I first attended Catholic Mass. My inquiries have since taken two pivotal turns: when a former colleague introduced me to the Unity movement and when I discovered the writings of Thich Nhat Hanh and the precepts of Buddhism.
