What happens when an impossible idea begins to feel unavoidable? Lulu shares the origins of her attempted walk across America—the longing that started it, the spiritual question beneath it, and the moment when movement itself became a form of prayer.
This is the story of saying yes before you know how.

A long-held dream leads to the high desert of Colorado—and into a series of unexpected initiations. In this episode, Lulu tells the story of a bucket-list pilgrimage that became something far deeper: rituals, courage, a bridge crossed, and a sycamore that had something to teach her about becoming elder.
Some journeys don’t take you where you planned.They take you where your soul has been waiting.

In this episode of Light in the Garden, Lulu brings us to the edge of the water - her beloved morning lake - where stillness, birdsong, and breath become teachers.
What begins as a simple daily ritual unfolds into a meditation on aging, attention, grief, gratitude, and the holy work of showing up to our own lives one quiet morning at a time.

The lake becomes a threshold place: where the mind softens, the heart settles, and the world reminds us of our divinity beneath the noise.

Settle in.

Come sit by the water.

Let the lake do what it always does - teach.