A good teacher teaches people how to see, not what to see.

There has to be a womp on the side of the head that defeats and undercuts this game of performance. It has to fall apart. Now unfortunately, that very often does not happen until what I call the second half of life, when there's been enough death in the family and you start experiencing your own physical deterioration.

There is Someone dancing with you, and you are not afraid of making mistakes.

Much of the work of midlife is to tell the difference between those who are dealing with their issues through you and those who are really dealing with you.

When we can see the image of God where we don't want to see the image of God, then we see with eyes not our own.

Our job as humans is to make admiration of others and adoration of God fully conscious and deliberate.

A good teacher teaches people how to see, not what to see.