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Calling in

Calling in” doesn’t mean you avoid calling out injustice when you see it, right? That’s right. I created a continuum—I call it “The 5 C Continuum.” There’s calling out, which is publicly shaming people. There’s canceling somebody, which is when you want … Continue reading

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Manifestation

Manifestation is more than just a buzzword — it’s the act of making our visions tangible and real. Our future is shaped by our actions: what we study, practice and master; the energy and people we choose to surround ourselves with every day. … Continue reading

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Beautiful Failure

There’s a big question that’s crucial to ask: Are you willing to face any feeling in your life? Most people are not willing to face painful feelings. And if you’re not, then fear can have a powerful hold over you. … Continue reading

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Washing Dishes

 In The Miracle of Mindfulness, the late spiritual leader and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh wrote: “If while washing dishes, we think only of the cup of tea that awaits us, thus hurrying to get the dishes out of the way as if … Continue reading

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Remains

 I worked in a mortuary/cemetery and was a licensed funeral director. Your answer to “Resting Place”, who considered splitting her husband’s deceased wife’s remains among four urns for the children is perfect, emotionally. But, please let that family know they … Continue reading

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