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Phoning it in after the Elections
Dear hearts – As they’d say in the nineteenth century, “I fear you have the advantage of me,” but then again, you may not. I
Is this You? The Way of the River Wants to Know!
Dearests- Okay, yes, here we are. It’s the day before the United States official Election Day, the last day US citizens can cast our ballots.
How the Hell Can We Even Do Anything
Two Thursdays from now, on October 29th, we will attend to and embody the complicated web of ancestry. We will raise our glasses to those
We Need both Rest and Resistance
Don’t forget our Toast to the Ancestors on October 29th. More information below! Dearests: This edition of Reflections is written in honor of Rev. Judy
You Have the Courage You Need
An edition of Reflections from the archives! (We’ve been at this a while, you and I, it seems…I hope you enjoy it) ***Don’t forget to
Doing No-Thing to Come to Ourselves
My dears – Today, I offer you the second half of the poem by John O’Donohue, “gone too soon,” as we say, in 2008. The
Joy, Dignity, and Liberation
Beloveds – Today, differently from last week, I am considering the way in which I do not have privilege, the ways in which I am
White Wokeness or BIPOC Liberation
My dear ones – Much of this week’s love letter is to Unitarian Universalists, and much of it is to white people who may be
My Heart is Trustworthy
Dear ones – I was blessed to participate in a “Deep Heart Check-In” with Holly Glaser this past week. In the business coaching group of
How the Hell Can We Even Do Anything
Two Thursdays from now, on October 29th, we will attend to and embody the complicated web of ancestry. We will raise our glasses to those
We Need both Rest and Resistance
Don’t forget our Toast to the Ancestors on October 29th. More information below! Dearests: This edition of Reflections is written in honor of Rev. Judy
You Have the Courage You Need
An edition of Reflections from the archives! (We’ve been at this a while, you and I, it seems…I hope you enjoy it) ***Don’t forget to
Doing No-Thing to Come to Ourselves
My dears – Today, I offer you the second half of the poem by John O’Donohue, “gone too soon,” as we say, in 2008. The
Joy, Dignity, and Liberation
Beloveds – Today, differently from last week, I am considering the way in which I do not have privilege, the ways in which I am
White Wokeness or BIPOC Liberation
My dear ones – Much of this week’s love letter is to Unitarian Universalists, and much of it is to white people who may be
My Heart is Trustworthy
Dear ones – I was blessed to participate in a “Deep Heart Check-In” with Holly Glaser this past week. In the business coaching group of
Prayer Is An Egg
Dear Friends – Today, I share with you the last seven lines of a poem, “Prayer Is An Egg,” interpreted by Coleman Barks from a
The Many Ages of A Rose
How’s your “praising receiving the No” project going? So far, I’m finding it pretty liberating. It’s still saying no that’s being hard for me. But
What Is It With This Gentle Persistence Thing?
Dear ones– Some of you have heard me talk about gentle persistence and persistent gentleness for years. Sometimes I forget that not everyone knows what