Author Archives: Marc Casciani

We become what we think about. This truth, what Earl Nightingale called “the strangest secret of life” in the 1950s, has become the cornerstone of my personal transformation. Nightingale understood that whatever we plant in our subconscious mind and nourish with repetition and emotion will inevitably become our reality. My journey stands as a livingContinueContinue reading “We Become What We Think About: The Strangest Secret of Life”

There is a battle being waged constantly for your mind, much like the struggle athletes face to achieve that perfect state of flow. This battle isn’t about flesh and blood, but about experiencing the very promises of God—similar to how an athlete strives to reach their peak performance, that sacred space where everything aligns inContinueContinue reading “The Athlete’s Mind: In the Zone Clarity for Life’s Battles”

The Jefferson Memorial, Washington, DC (Source: https://www.nps.gov/thje/index.htm) To understand America’s true purpose, I’ve often reflected on the timeless words etched in marble of the Jefferson Memorial. The principles of self-government and the inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness weren’t merely political innovations—they were spiritual revelations about human dignity, divinely inspired. TheContinueContinue reading “America’s Redemption Via Classical Education”

In the stillness of Mount Sinai, where heaven and earth converged in holy communion, God etched His heart onto stone tablets. These Ten Commandments revealed in Exodus 20 aren’t merely rules carved in stone but a divine invitation into a relationship—a sacred covenant between Creator and created that continues to shape our Western world today.ContinueContinue reading “The Journey of Obedience”

https://youtu.be/HWuZsNAX8hk?si=coo0VxH5ZqBFCfFL This is a clip from the exclusive “Sessions” portion of the Jordan B. Peterson Podcast. In it, Jordan and Michael Shellenberger discuss the ensnarement tactics of the woke cult, how Elon lost his son to dangerous gender ideology, and how the cardinal sin of men and women is outlined in the biblical account ofContinueContinue reading “Wanted: Strong Gentlemen”

In the quiet sanctuary of my Morning Ritual today, I found myself pondering the beautiful intersection of classical education, neighborly love, and spiritual formation. It was sparked by my podcast interview of Dr. Eric Stennett, Head of School for Penn Woods Classical Academy. The mission of Penn Woods Classical Academy is to train the mind,ContinueContinue reading “The Neighbor’s Education: Classical Learning and Neighborly Love”