We’re seldom given opportunity to really ponder the deep things of life.

Not because we don’t have the time, but because we normally fill the rattling cage of our mind with trivia.

Times of crisis sometimes give us a chance to pause and recollect. Maybe this is one of those times.

If you have been given fresh leisure in these days is isolation because of the coronavirus, use a little of that leisure to think about the big things.

What motivates you?

What is the purpose of your life?

Are you going in the direction you really want to go?

All of us are guided by religious and philosophical teachings. Often they are teachings we don’t consciously ponder.

Here’s your chance. At Socrates’ trial, he uttered the famous dictum, “The unexamined life is not worth living.”

Here’s your chance. Examine your life. If you’re not going where you should be going (whether that’s in family, faith, career, or personal aspirations) ask yourself how you can change that direction