Someone is desperately trying to get your attention.

They’re standing right in front of you, waving their arms. But you don’t notice—your eyes are fixed on something in the distance, something that looks more exciting.

They move beside you, gently tapping your shoulder. You shrug them off, irritated, focused on chasing something that promises enjoyment.

They fall behind you, calling your name. You hear them—but you walk faster, then run. You’re convinced something ahead is calling louder, offering more.

And all the while, they keep reaching for you—waving to warn you of danger up ahead, tapping to offer guidance that could lead to success, running to catch up just to tell you how deeply they love you and long to be near you.

Now imagine there was an activity—simple, joyful, almost effortless—that trained your heart to notice them every time.

An activity that helped you hear the warning in the waving, the wisdom in the tapping, and the love in the chasing.

Wouldn’t you want that?

Wouldn’t you want to walk through life always knowing the steps to success, staying safe from unseen dangers, and never forgetting that even in a cold, lonely world—you are seen, known, and deeply loved by Someone who never stops reaching for you?