As I sit here embracing our last day in the Colorado mountains, I am overwhelmed with Gratitude and some sadness.  In my work here, I have been reminded of many of the Logotherapy principals I teach daily – that suffering is a part of life, especially the suffering of loss, but that it can be turned into achievement; we all have a defiant human spirit that can help us drive toward those achievements; and there is ‘something’ out there – Frankl calls it “Ultimate Meaning” that unifies us and our ideas, especially when we focus on something greater than ourselves.

It’s been an amazing two weeks here in Evergreen.  But I am looking forward to working with clients face-to-face again – but I also wonder if I will ever come back to this place in a different way.  I know once I leave, it will take quite a while to integrate these experiences into who I am and where I am going.