There’s a certain comfort in hearing the voice of your GPS say, “In 1.5 miles, take Exit 12B.” It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve taken that road—it’s still calming. It feels like someone else is paying attention, guiding, keeping you on track. Even more comforting is when you hear: “Police reported ahead” or “Crash on I-4, rerouting…” That voice isn’t just navigating you. It’s protecting you. Informing you. It’s the wisdom of others—fellow travelers—being shared in real time.

This is the GPS View of our radiant journey. It’s not the ancient map we discussed last time—the one etched in timeless wisdom—it’s the voice of someone who just drove past the wreck you’re about to encounter. It’s the friend who says, “I’ve been there. Here’s what helped me.” It’s the podcast host who shares their story of healing and suddenly makes your own feel possible. It’s the nurse in the breakroom, the therapist, the stranger at church, the book you didn’t expect to read. These are your real-time waypoints.

And unlike the sacred Map, the GPS View is dynamic. It shifts with the moment. It pulses with relevance. It doesn’t carry the intensity of ancient scripture, but it holds a different kind of sacredness—the gift of presence. These voices don’t always have the whole picture, but they often have exactly what you need to get through the next mile. And that matters.

Sometimes, though, the voices of fellow travelers are filled with noise. Everyone has advice. Everyone has a story. So discernment becomes essential. Not every “Police ahead” alert means you will encounter danger. But it does mean someone did. And their experience, their pain, their warning—it deserves acknowledgment. GPS-style wisdom doesn’t force you to reroute; it offers options. You still choose your path. But now, you’re choosing with more awareness.

On my long commutes, I’ve found myself listening to others’ stories—on podcasts, phone calls, or even in my own memories of conversations past. And over and over again, I hear a pattern: “I didn’t think I would make it through…but then…” That “then” is the moment their path lit up. The recalculating. The pivot. The divine timing. And in hearing it, something awakens in me: If they made it through, maybe I will too.

The GPS View is powerful because it reminds us that we are not alone. We are not the only ones who have felt lost, confused, delayed, or rerouted. And even if our journey is uniquely our own, the road is not untraveled. Someone has been here. Someone is up ahead. And they’ve left breadcrumbs of wisdom for us to find.

But just like GPS updates depend on those who report in, the spiritual and emotional GPS depends on us, too. We become fellow travelers for others. Our pain, our detours, our breakthrough moments—they can help light someone else’s way. The GPS View is both received and offered. You are not just a passenger—you are part of the guidance system. And when we share truth with love and humility, we become part of the radiant network of wisdom that holds us all.

So what have you lived through lately that might help someone else? And who have you ignored lately that might have offered you something holy in disguise? GPS wisdom is everywhere—but only if we’re listening. It shows up in the unlikeliest voices, and often in the moments we’re most tempted to tune out.

As we continue on this radiant journey, we see more clearly that it’s layered. The ancient Map roots us in timeless truth. The GPS connects us to others in real time. But what about the voice beyond both? The one that doesn’t come from the past or the present, but from above. That is where we’re headed next.

The final post in this series will be about the Divine View—the sacred whisper that doesn’t just report from the road but knows the destination you were created for. The voice that says “This is the way. Walk in it.” even when no one else is around to confirm it. We’ll explore how this guidance shapes the most intimate, powerful moments of our journey.

Until then, I invite you to ask: Who are the fellow travelers in your life right now? What alerts have you been receiving, and how have you responded? Are you listening? Are you sharing? Are you part of the GPS?

Because here on this road, we travel together—even when we think we’re alone.

With Love and Light,

Nadine