Death Is Just a Change of Form, It Is Not an End.
The more we attune to our true nature and feel our own luminosity, the less we fear death because then we know deeply that we can never end.
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struggle
Feel Injustice With All Your Senses in Order to Know.
The moment you see something with your own eyes and feel injustice with all your senses, you cross an inner border, you know you can’t go back from there.
The Creative’s Struggle: We Are Not Just About Making Beautiful Things.
As a creative, we push the boundaries. We rub people the wrong way, but dance between that and our desire for acceptance.
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.
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.
This Is What a Maiden Voyager Is Called to Do.
The maiden voyager knows that her path will always cross at the opportune moment with those who are also living in their timeless dance.
Healing from the Standards of Success: There’s Better Than ‘Good Enough’.
I'm saying it because for a long time I didn't think it was necessary to be better than good, because good for me was already better than most.
Saudade and the Struggle of Our Past Choices.
When the whole load was thrown at us, it makes it harder to make a choice without falling into the power struggles of the victim and persecutor roles.
The Week of the New Moon: It’s Not Just One Thing, It’s Everything.
But this struggle to do everything on our own is taxing. It's depleting and exhausting. Do you remember when the flow of the Universe was a part of you and your life?
What Many White People Do Not Understand About Equality.
When we talk about equality in this country, my experience has been that many white people want to focus on how far we have come, to what could be, in an almost altruistic way that omits the icky part in the middle -- white privilege.