The first time I heard "All paths lead to the top of the mountain" was in 2003 when Annemarie said it to me. We were discussing the battle to be "right" in religion, but it could apply similarly to the desire to be "right" in politics, life philosophy, or personal tastes. In those downward spiraling, critical, undermining moments, I force myself to ponder:
Is my path
...going up?
......lifting?
.........elevating?
............reaching?
...............rising?
.................reaching for the top?
Whether on a ski lift, on a hiking trail, or even in your every day life, I hope the answer is an emphatic YES.
Many paths lead to the top of the mountain. But you have to remember to go up to get to the top.
Photography by Phillip Bastian
Whether on a ski lift, on a hiking trail, or even in your every day life, I hope the answer is an emphatic YES.
Many paths lead to the top of the mountain. But you have to remember to go up to get to the top.
Photography by Phillip Bastian
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