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Fragments and morsels of reflections to ground in this time. Inspiration for navigating the end of THIS world and ways to plant something liberatory in the shell of what's collapsing.
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A Glutton for Gatherings (opens the original)
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I just returned from the Turtle Island Bioregional Congress in Vernonia, Oregon. I, along with a devoted team of organizers, had been preparing for this 5 night event for many months, with weekly and sometimes twice a week Zoom discussions. The process was mostly invigorating, and the event itself was a breathtaking mix of inspiration, overstimulation, and total exhaustion. I will be metabolizing the experience for a while, especially since I take off for another gathering today. I learned sever
Early Fractures Prepare the Soil (opens the original)
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Stories of trauma and loss are proliferating in this time in the world; painful narratives unabashedly populate social media, podcasts, and blogs. With psychotherapy no longer being as taboo as it once was, stories of deep deprivation, neglect, brutality, loss, and just plain “not enough-ness” are being shared more often. For some of us, this is overwhe… Read more
Finding Love in Liminal Spaces (opens the original)
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After three days and nights of dancing, deeply breathing in the temporarily smoke-free air on the Olympic Peninsula, surrounded by the welcoming smiles of a community that is mostly new to me, I returned home last Sunday evening, with a nervous system still buzzing with the loving embraces I received. I’ve been in the Pacific Northwest for 23 years now, and somehow, this gathering helped me feel like I’ve finally fully landed. About two months ago, a friend who lives in my neighborhood who is al
Sitting in the Contradictions (opens the original)
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Doikayt is a Yiddish word that means “Hereness.” I wrote about this slogan created by the Jewish Labor Movement (the Bund) in a previous post, but I’m bringing this word back today for a few reasons. This term was coined to remind the movement to root where they had been living for a thousand years while building solidarity with others. Doikayt was conceived in direct opposition to Zionism, a colonial movement that has violently displaced Palestinians since the Nakba (catastrophe) in 1948.Doikay
Concentration Camp Foot Massages (opens the original)
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Sometimes, when I hear the heinous members of our current oligarchy lie and bluster, I can laugh it off, and make jokes about how we’ll all be giving each other foot massages in the camps after they round us up. BUT today a report from Democracy Now was like a gut punch. That the so-called legal system is now going to go after anyone critical of the current white suprematist and authoritarian government has stirred up some serious epigenetic trauma (my dad was a blacklisted scientist during the
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