Tales From The Trails
TheUltraContemplativeSpiritual Director, Ultramarathon Runner, Practitioner of Ignatian Spirituality, Seeker of Celtic thin places.
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Mister Clean - Part 2
We have a routine going when we serve dinner in Alondra Park on Wednesday evening. Plates, cups, napkins, and utensils are on the table at one end. After collecting the necessities to eat with, Derek will serve you some salad and dressing. ...
Mister Clean - Part 1
Every week the faces came. The majority of them were furrowed with deep wrinkles--cracked, worn, reddened, as if time chiseled them with the dull blade of misery over and over again. The older faces told me that they had given up a long tim...
Buried Treasure - Part 2
A few weeks before our trip to the desert, my wife and I were eating dinner in our family room while watching TV. My wife, a very skilled and discerning psychologist with a keen eye for detail, asked me an innocuous question.
Buried Treasure - Part 1
At elevation looking down, multiple paths take shape in the mind’s eye between the shrubs, between the acacias, around the wild sage and dried buckwheat. But the paths all narrow and dead end at the base of more shrubs. What looked promisin...
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I'm Steve Salinda, over 65 and I run over 70 miles per week, competing in ultramarathons, practicing contemplative exercises, searching for thin places.
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