40 in 40 Day #15

Day #15 If you ask Randy Boles when he became interested in spiritual issues he would tell you it was late in life. If you listen to Randy Boles speak about his life you know in your soul that Randy was born a seeker of spirit, of truth. He questioned, at an early age, his families beliefs and began to forge his own. He read and declared himself a sort of agnostic. The saying is that no one is an atheist in a fox hole and for Randy his fox hole was when his wife was diagnosed with cancer.
"I prayed, not knowing if anyone or anything was there. It was a bargain prayer about doing something for this God if my wife lived." 'She lived and I promptly forgot my promise, at least consciously." Mr. Boles was to go on exploring spiritual issues, Reiki, Neal Donald Walch's books. energy work, always being pulled closer to his own spirit. His spirit seemed to remember the promise.
In 1999 his wife died (not of cancer) and Randy found himself supported by a community he had become a part of. He began to share his beliefs and ideas with a young woman, Lissa. The two grew close and again he listened to his inner guidance telling him to marry.
Randy continued to grow in faith and continued (now with Lissa) to explore who he was and how he could contribute. What was his gift, his piece to give? His listening grew stronger and it led him to sell a home in Toronto and move to a small vacation paradise, Goderich in Canada facing the water, the big water. The Universe lined events up and all Randy needed was to follow the steps. He listened. A radio show, podcast, articles, teleclasses came forth in this place of quiet and creativity. He listened a little deeper, shared his insights with those lucky enough to hear and he began a book. During this time he heard the calling to formalize what he had become. He is now Reverend Randy Boles and still he listens. As I spoke with him to write this blog, he shared with me. He is hearing a call to become a monk. He is a man of deep holiness and all who he touches are quieted and find an inner peace. A man of God. A monk.
You can reach him at  randy@thedawnzone.com  The name refers to that time between sleep and awakening when we are able to truly hear who and what we are. The Dawn Zone.
His Action: He listens to an inner voice to gain his direction giving him  an integrity of walking his talk. He is open to guidance.
Reverend Randy Boles, EFT practitioner, coach, healer, motivator, a man who is quietly, peacefully changing the world for the better.