Who are you? How we answer this question determines everything in life. Too often our culture answers it for us, taking us away from being in touch with who we truly are. The essence of the spiritual life is to reclaim our lost identity. Using a blend of storytelling and interviews, the Soul Search podcast is an up-close look at this journey, taking you below the surface of life to find your deepest and truest
self.

Music: The Onyx by Blue Dot Sessions

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There is a different way to walk through life. A kind of walking not to get anywhere or to accomplish anything. Instead it's a walk to linger and to listen. Kirk Davis, a San Francisco native and community leader in the city's Bayview neighborhood, walks this way through his city. Often taking several hours, he intentionally listens to what the city is saying to him about the past and the future. It's a walk to meditate on the grief about what's changed and the hope that's to come.

As adults we tend to lose that unfiltered amazement of the world we had as children. Our agendas take over instead because we think wonder is a luxury we can no longer afford. But could it be that what we seem to have lost in our adult lives has never left us? And that recapturing wonder can reconnect us with what's always been most essential to us?