
The Longview and the Now
From TapestryTalk by Mike Orr
November 1, 2025 · 14 min · Season 2 · Episode 27
About this episode
Mike Orr explores the tension between being present in the moment and maintaining a hopeful perspective on the future.
Episode Title: The Longview and the Now Description: Have you ever felt torn between being present in the moment and keeping a hopeful eye on the future ? In this solo mini-episode, Mike Orr explores that tension — what it means to live fully in the here and now while also holding on to a long view that gives meaning, hope, and perspective. Mike reflects on how getting stuck in the past can lead to depression, how worrying about the future can fuel anxiety, and why embracing change as both inevitable and necessary can bring deep spiritual growth. This episode invites honest reflection: Does your faith or spiritual practice actually change you? Or is it just a comfort you hold onto? In this episode: The balance between presence and perspective Finding peace between past, present, and future How hope reshapes our spirituality Why change is necessary for growth A thoughtful, grounded conversation for anyone exploring spirituality, mindfulness, and personal transformation in real life. spiritual growth, mindfulness, being present, personal development, faith journey, hope, emotional health, anxiety, change, transformation, Tapestry podcast, Mike Orr, spirituality and life
People in this episode
Host: Mike Orr
Topics covered
- spiritual growth
- mindfulness
- being present
- personal development
- faith journey
- hope
- transformation
Keywords
- spirituality
- emotional health
- anxiety
- change
- personal transformation
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