Where Have All the Masters Gone? Why I Quit Social Media.
Every moment you spend on social media is a moment you could be spending crafting a skill, an art.
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Making Change In The Context Of National Crisis.
Do you, too, find it hard to make changes in the context of our national crisis? How are you loving yourself through this challenging time?
An Open Letter to the Universe.
What kind of pain are you experiencing? Do you feel it in each one of us? Is this why you cry with global flooding, venomous lava, arid desert patience, and the war within the war within the war? What should we do?
Spinning Wheels: Ending the Cycle of Political Dehumanization.
As we Catholics engage in the Lenten season of penitence, cleansing, and reflection, I want to also cry out in the wilderness. It is time to resist. And when I say resist, I mean resist the darkness, the dehumanizing urges that steal away our proper sight. I mean, resist the subtle seething of ...
Holy Fuck: On Vulnerable, Erotic, Soul-Centered Loving and Caring for Our Planet.
When our heart is broken wide open, there is an invitation to nearly unimaginable receptivity and fantastical courage to inhabit this sort of loving.
Exiles of the World: A Reflection on Spiritual Awareness in Troubled Times.
God, do what you want with me! That is all that can be said. Here I am, Lord, mourning and weeping in this valley of tears. Send me where you want me to go, to the ones who need me most.
This Is How Love Works.
We owe it to ourselves and to our collective consciousness to seek to understand rather than deride. To seek to love rather than to hate.
On Navigating Your Privileged Counterparts: Choose Freedom over Fear.
I propose that at these times of fear, rage and disbelief, hold on to the memory of the many who helped you be here today fighting for freedom, liberty and justice.
Defy. Don’t Obey.
Shall we obey and comply? Or shall we find a cosmic roar of defiance to say No to anyone, anyone, who asks us to betray our common humanity?
The Feminine Mystique: an Addendum.
Suddenly, we feel there is so much at stake. But not everything that has been at stake for our sisters of color or their black brothers and neighbors dying in the streets. Not all that has been at stake for transgender, queer, gay, and lesbian fellow Americans, and not for our immigrant or ...