I am thinking about Gina’s What’s Your Enough Line? (Feb 1st, 2010) conversation as I am preparing my daughter’s bag for a weekend of overnights away from me. I hear my husband say, “That’s enough horsing around now.” And I am feeling like I have had enough parenting today even though they are leaving tomorrowRead the Rest…
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Reclaiming Ourselves
June 14th, 2010 - No Comments
I can’t help but notice that this week begins today with Flag Day, a uniquely American holiday where we honor our flag, and ends with national splurge day on June 18, 2010. We continue to de-emphasize our role as citizens in a national community and continue our rapid transformation to consumers. This happens with ourRead the Rest…
The Love Paradigm Has Arrived
June 9th, 2010 - 1 Comment
In our punitive, righteous culture, where there must always be a loser and the game is Zero Sum, her act of love is radical. Impossible for some of us who could not imagine having the clarity and sense of self – or the tools and knowing – to pull it off.
And what did she pull off? They stay together and the family of four moves forward, together. He gets to be gotten and known in the ugliest of times and loved anyway. (How healing is that?) The kids get to keep their childhoods intact. She gets her best friend and lover back, and a published book. We get to be inspired. The end of suffering is possible. Love is the way.
A Sufficiency Inventory
June 7th, 2010 - No Comments
Upon waking How am I? Who or what is sourcing me? What do I need to write down to clear my mind? What intention will I create today? What conversations call to me today? What actions require my attention? What foods nourish me? What foods don’t work for me? Who can I tell I love?Read the Rest…
Sacred Anything
June 2nd, 2010 - 1 Comment
I need some new clothes. It’s time. Time to face my fantasy that the right fitting, flattering, practical but funky set of warm weather duds will appear in my closet. I don’t like to shop. But I was given a generous gift, along with some delicious cake, by my Seven Stones colleagues in celebration ofRead the Rest…
Remembering American War Dead
May 31st, 2010 - No Comments
As of yesterday 5462 men and women have died in Operation Iraqi Freedom (4,387) and Operation Enduring Freedom (1,075). The last causality was Army Sgt. Edwin Rivera 28, of Waterford, CT; assigned to 1st Battalion, 102nd Infantry Regiment, Connecticut National Guard, Norwalk, CT; died May 25 at National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Md., of woundsRead the Rest…
The Siren’s Song of Consumerism
May 24th, 2010 - 1 Comment
I brought a new phone; it is the latest and greatest . . . it is “Incredible” Why then did I feel sick the next day? I hadn’t even received it yet That day I was talking to someone who referred to what she called the “siren’s song of consumerism” Yes, that is it “YouRead the Rest…
Birthday Reflections: Intervening in the Scarcity Spiral
May 19th, 2010 - No Comments
Last week it was my birthday. I had no special plans. I thought I was beyond needing to have a special birthday. After all, I thought, “I’m too old to care.” I’m not three, like my daughter, who co-opts any birthday she can within arms’ reach of a set of candles to blow out. WhenRead the Rest…

