![]() ![]() Before the pandemic, we were traveling about 200 days a year to the UK, Egypt, Israel, and Spain."įor over 35 years, William has lived out his spiritual callings. "Having a travel company," he explained, "We've been severely impacted by the pandemic. Sadly, for William and his wife, Clare, and for so many others most others in the hospitality and tourism industries, all of that came to a halt. Over the years, William has graciously shared photos of himself wearing our kilim loafers from the trips he leads at historical sites around the world. William grew up in Detroit, but 38 years ago he moved to Nashville which is where we logged to interview over Zoom. Read on to learn how William's unique story has led him to the understanding that there is always more to learn and experience –– be it traveling to the local grocery store, the pyramids in Egypt or almost everywhere in between –– about the very nature of the human spirit, soul, and the shoes we wear. He also shared some personal reflections after traveling with his kilim loafers for the last 2-3 years. We enjoyed sitting down with William to discuss his work of 35 years building research on sacred topics, spirituality, and on esoteric concepts from aliens to ancient civilizations. ![]() And through his teachings, William helps his students and mentees prepare in this life for whatever is in the next, sharing our belief that everything comes back around. As a professional international tour guide, a Nashville-based author, investigative mythologist, art historian, and TV presenter on the History Channel, William leads a highly spiritual and inspirational life centered around travel.Īs our friend and dear customer William still experiences first-hand, on days he wears his ruby slippers, aka kilim loafers, a cool conversation with a stranger is waiting for him around the corner, in the grocery store, or the airport.Īs someone who is on the road 200 days or more a year, William is no stranger to travel and how it can lead to an awakening of your soul. And yet, his kilim loafers have helped him experience what he never thought possible. William's confidence, imagination, and knowledge of all that might be possible in this life and even in the next life is extremely high and vast. You may know him from his work on the History Channel's Ancient Aliens, or as an international guide to sacred spaces. But William Henry has been off to see the Wizard, in a manner of speaking, for a long time. What happens when someone who is incredibly shy begins wearing an extremely bright red pair of loafers? Nashville, TN –– It has been said the first thing people notice about you is your shoes. ![]()
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