Like fear, hate is considered bad and taboo, especially in New Age circles. Yet, both fear and hate are crucial,...
Sacred Hatred: Emotional Intelligence for the Taboo
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Blog Articles
Being Transformed
We don’t "transform" emotional pain. Rather, we are transformed "by" it. It’s not a mechanical process; it’s an...
Needs and Neediness
There are needs . . . and there is neediness. Everyone needs connection with others. But when unmet childhood needs...
Feeling Tired?
There are many reasons for feeling tired. It doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong with you. Mainstream culture...
The Problem and Promise of Oneness
One of the pitfalls with "oneness" or that "we are all one" is that we forget about and ignore our differences and...
Hunger and the Necessity of Poetry
Without poetry, and especially a poetic perspective of living, our insatiable hunger over-consumes the world....
Our Crazy World
There 's no shortage of truly disheartening and scary events unfolding these days, at the behest of human beings....
Head and Heart: Two Kinds of Intelligence
So much of healing relies upon being honest, whether it's informing ourselves about a physical ailment we suffer, the...
The Power of Aloneness (to be deeply with all)
There are times in life when we have to be alone. If we cannot be alone, then we cannot plumb the depths of our souls...
The Violence of Magical Thinking
Magical thinking: Magical thinking, or superstitious thinking, is the belief that unrelated events are causally...
The Pivot of Great Compassion
We process emotional pain along the same neuro-circuitry we do physical pain. Why is this so mind-blowingly...
THE CHALLENGE OF BEING LOVED
Nothing brings up our blocks, inner work, and childhood trauma patterns than being genuinely cared for and loved. So,...
My Reflections on “Don’t Look Up” & the Brunt of Paradox
Honestly, I was really dejected after COP 26 (the last climate summit in Glasgow), while I was also becoming tired and...
Holocaust Remembrance Day, Conspiracy Theories, and Giving Back
This week I have reflected on how damn lucky I am to have the life I do—to be well-educated, to have had the...