
A Week of Inspiration
This was a week of inspirational stories around the world—and at Guideposts.
In 1978, author Loren Eiseley published an essay called “The Star Thrower.” It recounts a beach walk by a narrator...
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This was a week of inspirational stories around the world—and at Guideposts.

The inspiring story of two adults with Down syndrome who fell in love and got married.

In this story from October 1977, beloved comedienne Carol Burnett shares the story of a mysterious stranger who helped kickstart her career.

Charles Best’s fundraising website helps schools get what they need to do their best—all because of a little positive thinking.
I was plenty grateful myself in the doldrums of middle age—or at least it seems like that sometimes—to reconnect briefly with the inspired adventures of my own youth.
Are more of us showing the symptoms of attention deficit disorder because modern life encourages, even demands, those traits? Maybe ADD confers some sort of adaptive advantage in today’s world.


In this excerpt from Their Mysterious Ways, heavenly birds chase away a woman’s winter blues.

I still wonder if we have understood that our best defense against evil is what the New Testament asks, no, requires of us: understanding, acceptance and love.
The stories are all different—very different. And the writers have different styles, different tones, different messages.

Little did one couple know that they were visited by a heavenly messenger who bore a message from above.

After visiting the Museum of Terror in Budapest, I realized faith and the human spirit seem boundless in their resistance to evil.
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