Thank You, Chris Cornell: Death by Default in Detroit.
I can't just sit here and not say anything because 'sobriety' is a big deal to some people and a life or death matter to all of us addicts.
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Why I Didn’t Report: Become Your Story’s Steward Rather Than Its Hostage.
Survivors witness and feel beneath the story... Fragmented, often locked away in an unconscious vault; we banish pain in order to survive it.
Creativity as a Container for Truth: Art in the Time of the #MeToo Movement.
The lens through which our art is seen and studied can have a definite bias if, for example, our #MeToo stories are in the public forum.
Schismism: We Are All Here to Love Our Neighbors.
We all have differing thoughts, ideas, purposes and plans, but beneath it all, we are all created by Love, and love is love, no matter how.
Let Us Help Close the Inequality Gap.
Income inequality hurts the environment, destroys health and enjoyment in life, and leads to a chaotic and crime-filled society.
Why I Decided to Unfriend Facebook.
On the slightly more humorous and totally inconvenient side, almost all of my others apps relied on my Facebook login in order to function.
These Many Takings: Let Us End Spiritual Extremism.
Let us take the pointed comb of discernment to our spiritual lives, an invitation to befriend our own dismissed intuition.
Sorry, Brené, We Should Feel Ashamed. (Part Two)
Many of us waking up to humanity's impact feel ashamed right now. The shame is so intense because we don’t know what immediate action to take.
Sun Transiting Cancer: Reflection on Family and Heritage.
We recognize that the children in cages are our children. The desperate, terrified mothers, the humiliated fathers, are our family. And we are outraged.
Emergent Paradox: How to Prepare for the Unknowable Future.
The younger generations have started life by being handed a bag of crap for their future, a future that will necessarily consist of undoing all the harm...