A man was trying to start a weekly online gathering of followers of a spiritual teacher. He continued this effort over several months. Eventually, he gave up the idea. He wrote a mailing in which I sensed his frustration. I replied to him, voicing appreciation for his efforts. I told him I used to get upset when others did not show interest in what I found much interesting and helpful. I was referring to my devotion to contemplative spirituality. When a pastor, I found few persons in the churches who took the inner life seriously. They were focused more on morality and the church as a social fellowship. I often felt like I was shouting into the dark, no one listening. I shared with this man of how I now live, in contrast to being upset over how others respond to my life and work: "I just enjoy the Walk."