Each of us experiences a Turning Point in life, a place or time where all things come into focus. It is then and there that future-altering choices are made.
My artist friend from Maine, Peter, visited last evening. He brought along an old photo of the two of us taken in January 1973 on our journey toward the fabled Taj Mahal, in Agra, India.
We were walking the "Krishna Road." And there it was, our Turning Point. [See photo above]
Turning Points aren't always so obvious. I want to thank the keepers of the Krishna Road for helping us out that day. Without their efforts we might well have missed the epiphany opportunity altogether.
My artist friend from Maine, Peter, visited last evening. He brought along an old photo of the two of us taken in January 1973 on our journey toward the fabled Taj Mahal, in Agra, India.
We were walking the "Krishna Road." And there it was, our Turning Point. [See photo above]
Turning Points aren't always so obvious. I want to thank the keepers of the Krishna Road for helping us out that day. Without their efforts we might well have missed the epiphany opportunity altogether.
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