The Prompt - Belief and Faith If you are up for it, this post might take you a bit sideways. That said, your brain will be just fine, it won't hurt a bit. This comes from Richard Rohr's Daily Meditation “Now I need at this point to make clear that I am not against beliefs. …
Relationship Tethers Quantum Connection
Connectedness ON any given day, I turn from my screen and look into space. I stare well beyond the walls that I am facing and look into nothingness. It is almost looking outwardly and inside at the same exact time. A person comes to mind, they pop into my head as a random thought, not …
Authentic Something
Be the Me I want to be but not the Me you want to See There is a lot of time and energy generated on the topic of bringing your "authentic self." This concept of authenticity seeks to accomplish the goal of nonjudgmental acceptance. People want to feel safe and secure. They want to be …
Crossing Lines – Overcoming the Human Chalk line.
When the lines are blurred, gone, or ignored, opportunities are boundless... literally. Did you know that ants will not cross a line of chalk? Our world is full of rules, some we understand, others we do not. Many scientists call their discoveries "laws" because we are seemingly bound by these. As we have come to …
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The Shadow of Compassion
A Spirituality of Nonviolence Franciscan peacemakers Rosemary Lynch and Alain Richard have identified ten “commandments” for those seeking to live a spiritual life of nonviolence. They call it “The Decalogue for a Spirituality of Nonviolence”: Active nonviolence calls us: To learn to recognize and respect “the sacred” in every person, including in ourselves, and in every piece of …
Feel Free to Call
Sure, I'll Help, Just Reach Out I am a bit frustrated today because I am seeing a consistent pattern with people who extend themselves and volunteer to help others actively and in the same vein choose to avoid fulfilling their promises. I realize this is a general statement but what I am saying is that …
Pause and Reflect
I haven't written for a few weeks because I've been sick with Covid along with managing feelings about what is happening in our world today. Covid took a toll on me and knocked me out for days. I am still feeling fatigued from it, and I believe it will take a long time to fully …
The Quandary of Nonviolence
I've been reading about the concepts and practices associated with nonviolent communication. Last year, at the Regional Leadership Forum, we studied Gandhi to learn and understand his practice of leadership. One of the discoveries in examining history was that many people today are upset with the outcome of his leadership. His approach, while effective, was …
Outcome NOT Hourly Work
The Long Days Shift Long before Covid, many people worked from home. Working from home takes discipline and scheduling in even more ways than working in an office. Some organizations were highly proficient in working remotely as well. Over the years, they developed working patterns, rules, and mutual understanding with their employees. They have operational …
Keep Holding it in and You’ll Explode ~ Finding Balance in our Social World
What is wrong with the world? If we sat down to list all the things that are wrong with the world today, our list might reach the moon. Over the last few years many things have become more complicated. Our social concerns have added weight to our physical, economic, and overall global health. Many people …
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The Cohenization Project 