That honesty is two-fold: both intellectual and emotional. Intellectual honesty is to acknowledge the facts, the logistical details, the reality of what is most likely true. Emotional honesty is to acknowledge how you truly feel about situations, and to actually feel those feelings.
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For every magical belief, an aspect of embodiment goes unfulfilled. This is because embodiment also depends upon abiding what is most likely true.
We process emotional pain along the same neuro-circuitry we do physical pain. Why is this so mind-blowingly...
Our traumatized programming keeps us well clear of those who can genuinely love us. We walk around in a tunnel vision we don’t even know we’re in.
I have a confession. I listened to the "Trump Tapes," the call with Georgia's Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger...
A sense of purpose and meaning often define a successful life. Yet, personal success and collective success are often...
Note to Reader: I believe this entire essay is worthy of your time, but because it is long, I have bolded key...
Almost everyone I know is asking the same question in utter disbelief: why did so many vote for evil to continue?!...
I regularly see friends get completely destroyed by falling in love with someone who is unavailable to them and who...
Imagine if you will sitting with the president on his hospital bed, as he suffers from Covid. Never mind that it’s...
The issue of Trump's illness—regardless if it's true or what the outcome is—brings up core moral and justice issues....
The instance of the prez and Melania contracting Covid brings up some core and crucial philosophical issues, and...
I've taken up my walks again Along the lonely, winding canyon road Where the occasional car whizzes by the embankments...