Judgment Days: Parental Pandemicostal Prayer. {poetry}
Guide us as we seek to elevate our responses from judgment into discernment during these times that try parents’ souls.
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How to Find Forgiveness From a Messy Childhood.
When you cling to the wrongs people have done to you, especially those things that happened during childhood, you do 'yourself' a disservice.
Disconnection and the Epic Wake-Up Call of Parenting.
All who want to die in any given moment feel crippling disconnection... but the silence of shame and the disease of perfectionism keeps us from saying it.
A Moment in My Marriage.
Our marriage has always been a safe haven even when the projections were sky-high from both of us, but now it’s mostly a playground of joy and harmony.
Stellar Kids: Using Astrology to Harness Your Child’s Potential.
Through the lens of astrology, you can gain great insights into your child's unique character... you can better understand the nuances of her individuality
Days like Today.
It's on days like today that I give myself permission to feel a little woeful. But not for too long, never too long. I dig into my strength.
Confessions of a Bipolar’s Daughter.
I would love to read about a bipolar mother, who didn’t persevere in the end and never achieved that bright, successful future as an old woman.
Why I Posted ‘Me Too’ as My Status, and Why It Still Matters.
I’ve been ogled at, cat-called, and groped in ways that left me feeling small, ugly, icky, angry, uncool, too sensitive. I think it’s enough to say, #MeToo.
Hungry Ghosts and Benefactors: On Moving Through the Field of Motion Sickness.
We are told not to burn ourselves out, to avoid motion sickness, to be reasonable.
Perception, Conception and Loss: When Does Motherhood Begin?
So you carried a child in your womb for 19 weeks and felt it kick and had an adorable baby bump? Your glob of cells had a fast, strong heartbeat for over a month and fully developed genitals and fingernails and measured the length of your hand? Is that life enough to be considered past the ...