Poet and Author
Where does courage for your calling come from? It comes from a place deeper than words. For deeper than words is the Word. Deeper than the abstract is the incarnate. And if language is to be good, it must be in covenant with the truth. And if the truth is to be good, it must offer us the choice to give ourselves freely to it. In a word, it must be beautiful.
And—as Solzhenitsyn said—if the proud arm of unbelief removes the trees called the True and the Good from the garden, chopping them to stumps, then the tree called Beauty, pushing up from the homely root of self-giving love, will stretch out her bows and do the work of all three.
Recent Articles
Hold onto Your Thread in the Tangle
12/29/2021Your own tale is connected to everyone else’s. Don’t hold back and be unfaithful to us and to the One who works together for good each knot, warp, and weft of your life.
Humility and Creative Outcomes
12/24/2021Humility and truth are good things, but humility is better. Here is why.
Books
“A beautifully written, engaging tale of friendship that transcends language and even species... Readers with a love for the mystical and the fantastical will enjoy this unique tale.” -Kirkus Indie Reviews
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The Trail to the Lonely Tree
(The Jaguar Oracle Book 1)
“Mähler is a talented storyteller, beautifully merging prose and poetry. His use of language was reminiscent of some other favorite authors like Paulo Coelho, Madeleine L’Engle, Walter Wangerin Jr., Frederick Buechner, and Annie Dillard.” - Faith L.
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The Search for the Shadow Cat
(The Jaguar Oracle Book 2)
“This story is a whimsical, intentional, well-woven reminder that there is more inside of us than we can see, and that the adventure begins when we discover our True Name. I was changed by this story, and if you are looking for a refreshing tale of friendship or are seeking to deepen your sense of purpose and identity, The Jaguar Oracle will more than satisfy!” - Audrea S.
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Five Books for Your Winter
12/06/2021When love grows cold in your heart or upon the earth, here are five recommended reads for your winter, warm fires to refresh you from the hardships of your journey.