[ad_1] December 22, 2020– “I have adopted good attitudes before and have found ways to accept situations – luckily, I found ways to get out of some – while creating a semblance of normalcy. But for me, a change in attitude was not enough. Going deep enough. It wasn’t always In order to live happily…

[ad_1] December 21, 2020– “Karl Barth once described theology as ‘necessarily the logic of wonders’, and the same ‘logic’ should pervade education. If we can cultivate the ability to wonder in ourselves, and if we can foster it in others, then we could enter a more fascinating and magical world. To inhabit such a place…

[ad_1] December 20, 2020– “Denial and fear of death make possession, possessiveness, and excessive consumption possible. If we simply backtracked a bit, we would slow down and ask the” why “of each of our actions, based on absolute security of death we would all be better environmentally “. Playwright, poet and essayist Cherrie Moraga sees…

[ad_1] December 19, 2020– “Lydia Fairhall has lived many lives in this one life. She is a Worimi woman, born in the country of Bundjalung, who now lives between the nations of Kulin and the country of Gubbi Gubbi. Since experiencing trauma in her early life into an artful and soulful adult as a mother,…

[ad_1] December 18, 2020– Atop a remote mountain, former Buddhist monk Lobsang Phuntsok attempts to heal his own childhood neglect by adopting 85 unwanted children and raising them with love and compassion in Jhamtse Gatsal, a children’s community in the foothills of the Himalayas. This film, directed by Andrew Hinton and Johnny Burke, follows Jhamtse’s…

[ad_1] December 17, 2020– The paradox of autonomy: “We adopt mobile technologies to gain autonomy over when and how long we work, but ironically, we end up working all the time. The long blocks of free time that we used to enjoy are now constantly interrupted by our watches, phones, tablets and laptops. This situation…

[ad_1] December 16, 2020– “In November 2014, Partners in Health co-founder and chief strategist Dr. Paul Farmer was in Freetown, Sierra Leone, sharing bread with a group of Ebola survivors as the world’s largest virus epidemic raged. spread throughout the country. ” It was the night I met Ibrahim, “Farmer recalled, referring to one of…

[ad_1] December 15, 2020– From Nobel Prize winner Wislawa Szymborska’s poem “Life-While-You-Wait” is “- a bittersweet ode to life’s string of unrepeatable moments, each of which is the end point of a decision tree fractals of what if our destiny, and a gentle invitation to soften the edges of the heart as we find ourselves…

[ad_1] December 14, 2020– “Get people to receive … to see the gifts they have been given … life itself! Life on the side of the road, with the flowers and the undergrowth, and the pebbles and the trees, and the sounds of the birds! And looking up and seeing the clouds, the light and…

[ad_1] December 12, 2020– Matt Licata’s new book is titled “A Healing Space: Befriending Ourselves in Hard Times.” Here he talks to Tami Simon about what it means to “be a healing space, that is, to maintain a space for ourselves and others, as well as how we can feel held by something greater than…