In this deeply moving episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, Gregory Andrus shares his extraordinary journey from battling homelessness and alcoholism to surviving a gunshot wound to the head—an event that led to his profound spiritual awakening. Gregory, the creator of Portraits of the Jersey Shore, discusses how walking became a powerful tool for healing, self-discovery, and faith. He reveals the lessons he's learned from interviewing strangers, the importance of listening, and how simple steps—both physical and spiritual—can lead to peace. If you’ve ever felt lost, stuck, or disconnected, this episode is for you.

About Gregory Andrus:

Gregory Andrus is an author, speaker, and the visionary behind Portraits of the Jersey Shore, a storytelling project that captures the struggles, triumphs, and wisdom of everyday people. His personal transformation from addiction and trauma to faith and purpose is an inspiring testament to resilience, hope, and the power of human connection.

Key Takeaways:

• A Miraculous Second Chance: How surviving a gunshot wound led Gregory to faith and a new life purpose.
• The Healing Power of Walking: How a 130-mile journey along the Jersey Shore helped him reconnect with himself and the world.
• Listening as a Gift: Why giving people the dignity of being heard is one of the greatest needs in today’s world.
• Faith & Trauma Recovery: The role of spirituality in healing from past wounds and finding meaning.
• Simple Steps to Clarity: How movement—whether a walk outside or simply stepping away from a toxic space—can lead to breakthroughs.

Connect with Gregory Andrus:

• Portraits of the Jersey Shore: Check it out here
• Book & Projects: More info here

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Take that first step today—physically, emotionally, or spiritually. Healing isn’t in the destination; it’s in the journey. See you next time! #Healing #Faith #Walking #MentalHealth #SpiritualGrowth