Spiritual Identity Exploration
John Paul reflects on his diverse spiritual influences, blending Mennonite roots with haikus, Buddhism, and Sufism. He discusses the balance between gratitude for community and the desire for a boundaryless identity, emphasizing the turbulence inherent in love affairs, including those with one's own community.In this clip
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