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Maui rainbow “I am still me. And in middle age I can finally say that, for the most part, I am ok with it. Sure there are some jagged edges that continue to snag on the fabric of my life. There is a down side to nearly every good thing about me, but no one escapes this place without carrying a whole load of contradictions about themselves. It’s kind of the only thing that makes us interesting enough to have stories to tell.” ~ Nadia Bolz-Weber Nadia shares about her friend,

My father sitting on my brother's memorial bench in Central Park, with my sister, Carol. In Isabel’s Wilkerson’s book, Caste , she describes what radical empathy means. Radical empathy: means putting in the work to educate oneself and to listen with a humble heart to understand another’s experience from their perspective, not as we imagine we would feel. Radical empathy is not about you and what you think you would do in a situation you never have been in and perhaps never wi

I’m not sure if there is anyone with an earth suit that is not a recovering __________. We may fill in the blank or add a few more lines if needed. As I learned how to do a fearless moral inventory within myself when I was in twelve step work, I found that I needed to face my isms with a compass of total honesty, compassion and a willingness to want to change what I could. The illusion of control was at the top of my list. Believing that if I could just take control and beco

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