There’s a part of all of us that’s always searching—searching for meaning, for freedom, for a way to live that feels truly ours. I call myself an Eternal Pilgrim, because life has been, for me, an endless journey of leaving behind the familiar, facing the unknown, and slowly learning to trust. I’ve walked through seasons of abundance and loss, joy and deep solitude. I’ve known what it feels like to have everything I wanted—comfort, security, a life others might envy—and to leave it all behind because I needed to be true to myself. I’ve also known the other side: uncertainty, struggle, the feeling that life had stripped me bare. Through it all, I’ve realized something simple, yet profound: the journey is not about what we hold, but about what we become along the way. This space, Eternal Pilgrims, is for those of us who are navigating the inner terrain as much as the outer world. It’s for anyone seeking to move from fear to trust, from doubt to clarity, from stagnation to awakening. Here, we’ll explore what it means to meet life fully—our pain, our joy, our doubts, and our dreams—and to transform those experiences into wisdom, courage, and freedom. I’ll share reflections from my own journey, lessons I’ve learned from living on islands and in cities, in solitude and among crowds. I’ll explore the spiritual, the practical, and the deeply personal. And I hope, most of all, to create a community of fellow pilgrims who are ready to walk together, even when the path feels uncertain. Life is an adventure, even when it’s hard. And the path to trust, to true freedom, is not a straight line—it’s a pilgrimage. If you’re ready to take the first step, you’re in the right place. Let’s walk this path together. — Alex Dallas