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They Break, You Know

  It was something about the phrasing that got to me. Something about the cadence of his words, the staccato of his speech.   “Nobody loves me. Not even my mother who gave birth to me.”   It is an odd turn of phrase,...

Call me by my true names (thick nhat hanh)

    This poem by Thich Nhat Hanh embodies the essence of what he calls "interbeing," the innerconnectedness of all things. Call Me by My True Names by Thich Nhat Hanh From:  Peace is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life...

You know I really believe!!!

Folks from Pastors to Priests to dharma brothers and sisters and beyond really do have the power if they become educated about adversity in childhood to really make a change for individuals and for the larger community you live in! In fact it is...

Mentorship Without Borders

I am privileged to sit on the Board of Partners for Schools, a faith-in-action non-profit organization located in Lynden, Washington.  In just a few years after its inception by local residents, Denny and Nancy McHarness, the program has found...

Don't Just Treat the Symptoms!

Recently, I've been reading more and more about trauma and its impact on one's life and health. It's my appreciation that traumatic events or circumstances are wounds to one's spirit.  And spiritual wounds require spiritual solutions. ...

Trauma-informed churches

In our world today many children are experiencing early childhood trauma. We now know through a lot of research that childhood trauma can affect a child for the rest of their lives. The website  ACEs too High  (Adverse Childhood Experiences)...

 
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