HeyJaredJulie Cara Hoffenberg
Nature, Art, Books, Sovereignty, Awareness, Congruency, Presence, Consciousness, Truth Exploration. Ever-returning to "The One Still Place" where all eternal truth exists.
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Moving to the Bible Belt Taught Me about Unconditional Love (opens the original)
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“I came to this realization that my job in a way, is to think something that is different from everyone else - but I was in an environment where I was just getting all the same infromation as everyone else, and I was just thinking the same things as everyone else.” - Sune Lehmann, as quoted in the book “Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention - and How to Think Deeply Again” by Johann Hari (bold emphasis added above to highlight its importance)Have we been conditioned to stay comfortable, in s
"I Identify as..." (opens the original)
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I was at an art gallery one evening. A woman began to speak about her art. Her speech was less about her art and more about who she is, or I should say, who she “identifies as.” There were some beautiful and creative aspects to her art. I wanted to hear more about it. However, she launched into a speech that began with, “I identify as a trans non-binary and I have obsessive-compulsive disorder.”Immediately I felt a sense of disconnect and confusion. She was a beautiful woman. Stylish, relatively
Irish Spring and Gummy Bears (opens the original)
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Do you remember the smell of Irish Spring soap? How about Coast? Can you see the marbled white and blue lines running through each bar? Can you feel the dry film trailing your skin after a bath? As a kid who grew up in the 1980s, the smell of these soaps are burned into my memory. At some point I realized my Grandma Anne’s Dove moisturizing soap wouldn’t leave me with that dry feeling. I can also recall the smell of the sheets at my other grandparents’ trailer in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
We Must Remember (opens the original)
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This will be a shorter article than my usual posts. It was inspired by a brief moment watching a video on a private platform. Two men discussed a video circulating of a seven month old baby who was shot in the head by a soldier. The circulator of the video questioned, “Where is God?” or something to that effect. We have forgotten that pain does not signify the absence of Creator/benevolence. The pains of the world give us opportunities and reminders of our humanity. Pain is a reminder of our bea
On Turning 50 (opens the original)
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On February 20th I turned fifty. Precisely at 11:01 a.m. MST. The numbers 11:01, 111, 11, 101, and so on have followed me symbolically through my lifetime. I married my love, Carol, on 1/11 at 11:11 or so (also her brother’s day of birth) after which we traveled Hwy 111 to our hotel, only to arrive to the TV channel set to 111. The stories like this are infinite. I was born during a snow storm in a tiny town on the western slope of Colorado. The storm was so bad, my parents could not drive to th
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