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Becoming Buddha*
Get Out of The Car — Letting Go Of Trauma
My Great Divide*
*This piece was first published in Lunch Ticket on August 11, 2017. I thought that this week, marked by the midterms, was the perfect time to revisit. Looking back on the past two years, I wonder how much has changed. We are still a country divided. Sometimes, our divides even split our families. When I…
Read MoreThe Ultimate “F” Word
Last week, we talked about time—and the exhaustion or urgency we feel when we are not using it wisely. We also touched the surface of fear. Fear. The Ultimate “F” Word. It Can Do So Much Damage, Inhibit So Much Growth. Have you ever stopped yourself from following your heart because you were…
Read MoreIt’s Time
It’s time. A turning point. For women. For this woman. Time. What is it? How is it measured? Of course, we know we measure time by minutes, hours, days. But how do we judge how well we use those days? Do we consciously know when “the time is right”—or ripe—for change? Or does something deep…
Read MoreWhat’s in A Word? Much More Than We Think!
With Special Guest: Author Adrien Sdao Waiting somewhat patiently at the information desk in my local Barnes & Noble a few months ago, I was accosted by a paperback displayed on a small table nearby. It literally grabbed my attention and has held it for quite some time. The book had a matte black…
Read MoreWe Are Not Invisible!!! Connie Shultz—My New She-ro
So … This is the first of my monthly posts where I will be recommending a book/article/poem written by a woman for women! Except—this week, I am not recommending a book/article/poem. Instead, I am suggesting/begging/pleading that you watch one or, preferably, both of these YouTube videos of talks given by my new she-ro: Connie Schultz.…
Read MoreProgress*
Alexa. A-L-E-X-A. Three syllables, five letters, soft vowel sounds. Depending upon which baby-name website you look at, it is either the 51st most common name for newborn girls this year or the 111th. It’s popular. And why shouldn’t it be? Alexa has a nice ring to it. At least, I thought so—until she moved into…
Read MoreMusings Of The Season
It’s that time again. We’re coming up on the holidays. Leaves have fallen, blanketing the lawn in warm shades of yellow and red; Christmas lights are aglow. Tumultuous 2017 is edging toward its close, the promise of another year on the horizon. Joy to the World! For some reason, I’m just not feeling it. It’s…
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