Wise people don’t have fewer struggles — they just stop lying to themselves about what’s real. Wisdom grows in the soil of honesty.

Wisdom begins when we stop asking, ‘How do I fix this?’ and start asking, ‘What is this trying to teach me?’ Life speaks, but wisdom listens.

Working wisely with dreams—within established interpretive frameworks that have been tested in clinical settings and shown to connect with what is truly unfolding in the psyche—not only enriches our lived experience, but also expands our perspective and allows hidden wisdom to surface.

The loss of a moral compass and the justification of corruption are deeply rooted in human brokenness. However, Scripture and theological tradition offer a counter-narrative: a call to integrity, justice, and truth.

1-Theology offers a framework for understanding human beings as created in the image of God, endowed with inherent dignity and worth. Psychology, on the other hand, delves into the mechanisms of thought, emotion, and behavior, uncovering how individuals navigate the challenges of life..

1 The integration of theology and psychology addresses the deepest questions of human existence, identity, and purpose. Theology, rooted in divine revelation, speaks to the ultimate concerns of humanity, while psychology provides tools to navigate the complexities of the human mind.

Perplexity is often an invitation to encounter the mystery of life, faith, or a particular situation. Rather than rushing to resolve tension, allow yourself to sit with the discomfort. Job wrestles with God, while Mary “ponders” deeply (Luke 2:19). Perplexity when embraced, precedes revelation.