Make it stop! Hahaha

I am suggesting that the genesis of the great justice movements of the twentieth century emerged from the consistent contemplative practices of those seeking liberation. -Joy Unspeakable, Barbara A. Holmes

broken twigs, random flower patches,
curiously twisted trees.

A beauty that is not an escape,
but a reminder of what is good, pure,
and holy.

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If you’re struggling with anger or overwhelm, you are not alone.
What practices help you hold space for both your anger and your calm?

The words I share are not just encouragements for others… they are my own reflections, whispered reminders, course redirections.
Confessions of a heart still learning to be both steady and activated at the same time.

This is my confession. Not of wrong, but of humanness.
I wrestle. I feel deeply. I return again and again to stillness.

My contemplative way is not complacency.
It is how I hold tension without losing myself, how I stay rooted and awake to truth.

This is my confession. Not of wrong, but of humanness.
I wrestle. I feel deeply. I return again and again to stillness.

My contemplative way is not complacency.
It is how I hold tension without losing myself, how I stay rooted and awake to truth.