Writings
Book Review: Strange Situation – A mother’s journey into the science of attachment by Bethany Saltman
This book is one of the most frank illuminations of the tenderness of motherhood I’ve ever read. It also is a wonderful layman’s exploration of the science of attachment.
For most of us, the territory of motherhood comes with incessant worry about not doing motherhood “right”…
These HolyUnHoly Times
We are in the HolyUnHoly Times of finding our way back towards our essential humanness by knowing and not knowing in equal measure. The temples are falling, the towers askew, false gods on every corner. Where we are certain we know, we do not and where we believe we do not know, mostly, we do. And we believe each other when we should not and mistrust each other when trust is the clearest way forward…like the Romans who poisoned themselves to extinction by…
Simple, Not Easy
Yes, this was a tough read for me as so much of what I fear and judge around our war mongering nation was front and center, that said, I learned some things
Take A Break And Just Be
Put down the book.
(Turn off the audiobooks/podcasts/Tedtalks etc.*)
Take a break from filling up your mind and your time…and just be.
Recognizing The Ordinary As Sacred, Is The Remedy
One way of defining loss; desecration, is the removal of what is sacred, so living in ceremony (stay with me here, this is actually practical and doable not some woo woo idea…), which is at its core, recognizing the ordinary as sacred, is the remedy.
You Are Strong Enough. We Are Strong Enough Together
Please read this.
And then ask yourself, especially if you are in a “white” body or identify with being “white”—what is in the way of your direct action, with our “black” brothers and sisters, to end racism? Can you see how this is everyone’s concern and if not why not?
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