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As one who is deeply committed to addressing climate change, your words resonate. I am a physician who has reduced my practice in order to volunteer with an organization that focuses on “what we are for” rather than “what we are against” (a federal/global price on greenhouse gas emissions). We build the political will to allow this to happen by building relationships, engaging with ALL people from a point of generosity and respect, even if her/his point of view d...
As one who is deeply committed to addressing climate change, your words resonate. I am a physician who has reduced my practice in order to volunteer with an organization that focuses on “what we are for” rather than “what we are against” (a federal/global price on greenhouse gas emissions). We build the political will to allow this to happen by building relationships, engaging with ALL people from a point of generosity and respect, even if her/his point of view differs from our own. Gratefulness.org has served as food for my soul as I have the privilege to navigate these trouble times with hope and perseverance. With gratitude for your work, Lisa
I have been struggling with a low mood of late, for a variety of reasons. Yesterday’s walk was so enriched by jotting short phrases, the beginning of haiku, all along the way. I probably wrote about 20 or so in one hour. It brought me so much joy to write them , share them on Facebook with a challenge to others to do the same, and a challenge to a friend who is the father of three young children to have them explore writing haiku as well.
I shared this one yesterday, but it prob...
I shared this one yesterday, but it probably captures my joy from this week’s exercise better than the others. It is a practice I will definitely continue. With gratitude!
Late for work Playing hooky to write haiku Capturing moment, by moment
Late for work! Playing hooky to write haiku Capturing each moment, by moment.
Pause. Inhaling without judgement, with curiosity and generosity. Further exploration.
Have faith! Feed the soul. Relax into the current. Enjoy the journey.
Muffled consciousness. Distant rumblings behind closed door. Ease into morning.
Fierce wind pummels the unsettled soul. Sleepless agitation. Grief.
This is so beautiful and timely. Thank you.
I am grateful for you, Brother David, and this website. It sets my intention for the day and for that I am deeply grateful.
The fire definitely brings grief up for me, as did unnaturally strong winds the other night. The state of our Earth, climate disruption, leaves me in a recurring state of grief. Here is what I wrote the other night with that in mind:
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