The Hum of Life
Some days end, but they do not really stop.
And still, something in you is awake.
That is the hum.
It rarely shouts. But it often knows something.
Ignatius noticed what was already moving — and gave it a name.
The Spiritual Exercises began on a sickbed. A soldier noticing two kinds of daydreams. One left him full. One left him empty.
Spiritual direction gives you room to listen.
What I Offer
Spiritual direction, in plain language.
Monthly spiritual direction, written support, and simple practices you can use in five to ten minutes.
A monthly conversation
Spiritual direction is a private one-to-one conversation where you can speak freely about your life, prayer, decisions, questions, and interior movements.
Not therapy. Not coaching.
This is not a place where you are managed, fixed, or handed a program. It is a place to notice what is happening and listen for God within it.
Pause • Name • Choose
A simple way to stop, notice what is there, and decide what to do next.
- journal prompts
- Five-Finger Examen
- short guided practices
- simple reflection questions
Support that continues
After sessions, you may receive written reflections, simple practices, or prayer prompts to help you hold onto what mattered.
About Wilson
I didn’t set out to become a spiritual director. I set out to help women.
For years, I worked with mothers through the Homemaker Program as a contracted worker with Michigan’s Department of Social Services. I walked alongside women navigating family court, crisis pregnancies, and the daily work of trying to hold their lives together with both hands.
I could see what they needed. I could see the piece that was missing.
But I was contracted by the State, and the State doesn’t fund soul work.
That gap sent me looking.
What I found was spiritual direction — a practice that had been quietly doing this work for centuries before anyone had the language to explain why it worked.
I am Melkite Catholic, part of the Eastern Church.
You do not have to understand something fully to know it is true.
That pause is why I do this work.
SLOW exists to make room for that.
You do not need to arrive with the right words.
You just need to arrive.
Begin here