Grit.
It turns out, grit represents not only the tools of erosion, but also the gifts of that erosion.
Bonfire of the Heart
This is your birthright. Your inheritance from the universe.
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Extra-ordinary
We are stars | we are the infinite | caught in a temporary dance | of fascia and bone.
Wailing Wall
I want to place a large stone | against another, lifting a stone weight | each day until stone upon stone | they begin to reach for something. | A tree limb, a cloud, the blue.
The Resilience of Pleasure
Resilience means internal strength. The strength to allow pleasure in life in a myriad of circumstances.
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Full Participation Living
All of the issues we face as a culture come down to how we participate with life.
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Don’t Want It, Have It
Shift the power of your imagination from wishing to living as if.
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The Guest House
When we reduce emotions down to energies — as efforts to anchor or expand — we won’t be afraid of their intensity. We won’t deflect our pain. Instead we will see that each big emotion, as Rumi describes in his poem The Guest House, has been sent as a guide from beyond. They are directing us towards places inside of us where our energy is dispersed or fragmented — cluing us in to an aspect of our Soulful Self that we’ve not yet awakened to.
