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Dinner for Ali
Ali is a beautiful person. I’m really lucky to know her. We’re about the same age, our kids are about the same age. We have similar personalities. We both grew up in Vermont, and moved to the same...
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Digital Bleed
The Friday before Fourth of July week, I am in the city, with no particular plans, and no technology to assist me with my own life. I recently gave up my smartphone, and have been seeing what life is...
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Sweet Weeping
For Keri One hundred yards back, looking towards the clearing, I see the drops gleaming. Shining all the way down. It is dry. My coat rubs electricity out of the air and sends it snapping out my...
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Self-Compassion, Lessons Learned
April was a survey course in the pleasure and difficulty of being. My first week of practice felt incredible, it was much easier than I imagined. I felt rested and energized. I laughed more, joked...
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May was a turbulent month of nothing. I felt a lot of loss. I felt sad a lot. I felt angry a lot. I had a reckoning with my own ignorance. A few of my relationships shifted forms, and none of these...
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September, Discipline
Take refuge, my sweetness. I am here. I love you. I am full of tenderness for your pain. I will gladly cup your weak and panting doubt, and gaze upon it while it rests. I will be your strength and...
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Intention It struck me in the last month or so that the recurring themes in my Living Practice center around a deep desire for intimacy, for connection, and to offer something valuable to the world....
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