by Patrick Rhone
We must remain spacious in order to accommodate the increasing grief which will arise in us as we grow older in the world. We must continue to expand in that spaciousness, until we become the boundless self. Grief is not to be overcome, but to be accommodated, with loving kindness for self and others. It is another name for love.
— Andō. from her most recent Patreon newsletter.
I guess we’re drinking champagne all day…
Therapy.
What My 2020 Planner Has Been Through — The Pen Addict
Wow, did this resonate with me. Looking back over my daily log for this year feels like whole days and weeks simply didn’t happen.
I hope we can all agree on the numbers now.
Ten years after Tanya Davis wrote the gorgeous poem, How to Be Alone, she’s done it again with a poignant poem for these times, How to Be at Home.
So lovely.
If you’ve never seen it, here’s How To Be Alone. It’s one of my favorite things.
My mind keeps coming back to this: No matter the outcome, we as a people still need to figure out a way to live in community together. Because, ultimately, that’s what a country is.
What if a US presidential candidate refuses to concede after an election? | Van Jones – YouTube
“Because any American should be willing to concede an election, but no American should be willing to concede the core principles of Democracy itself.”
This is important.
Jamie Is taking inventory and asking hard to answer questions like, How are you doing with all of this?”