Tag: keeplist
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Keep these moments!
We tried to lose ourselves in the moment. With kids crying and all. One wanted juice. The purple juice reserved for those who often visit. The other wanted a phone, whether new or old it didn’t matter. Yet a third wanted ice-cream, vanilla, chocolate, anything will do. The time was exactly 6pm and my fourth…
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Keep lighting a path for the public’s health!
If and when the public takes their rightful place with health, if and when they do, and they are freed from all the bondage exclusively cultivated by those that purport to study them, love them maybe, I hope they are not ignored as those midnight that burn, otherwise what would be the purpose? A voice…
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Keep the day after snowstorms!
When your edges are sharpened, with joy or sorrow, with no time for doubt, words flow and your write, knowing you are orphans of today, of falling snow, of things deep and unspoken, of an endless journey for tomorrow, and even if darkness spreads around you, and even if you wait for the cold moon’s…
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Keep the snow and the sighting of an American robin!
Snow as it falls, scatters and gains possession of the earth, and trees hang up their branches, as an American robin appears, suddenly hungry, the air drips of fallen snow, like ant filing out a wood, only this isn’t wood, and though we are not American robins, they know those who do not befriend snow…
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Keep protecting your light!
I was reminded by a dear friend the other day that when I thought I dimmed my light, when during the transition year of 2023, the chaos and conflicts, the move from one place to another brought so much bitterness and anger, when I dimmed my energy, when I didn’t even acknowledge that I was…
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Keep looking inside!
Carl Jung once shared that who looks outside dreams. The last couple of years I have been outside and dreaming. Totally grateful that dreams got me through so much. Carl Jung also shared that who looks inside awakens. Welcome to my awakening year, one where we are looking inside deeply, paying attention intently, as we…
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Keep being you!
In the book Be You, Peter Reynolds writes about how we are born to be so many things: curious, brave, patient, adventurous. The art of staying true to yourself requires though that we first be ourselves no matter what journey we find ourselves in. Of all the various ways to be yourself, one that stood…
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Keep words for every day things you love in 2025!
Everyday, I am surrounded by ideas beautiful, one of which is you, words to keep, firing up my life as nothing else could. Of course there are things to do, places to go, children to raise, and people to love, but still the thought of keeping words, one at a time, is like the red…
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Keep the sounds of love for 2024!
This evening as we gathered together, I listened to sounds of those that hold us close. One was crying, my first son. He had just used his dad’s clippers to scrap hair off his head. His little brothers and older sister talked about getting him a toupe to cover his head as his dad tried…
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Keep your name and the peace it brings!
And the dreams of my father, those nurtured in a place where sands are red, spoke to me again, from the depths of our soul, through storms raging, through torrents pouring, saying even anger will never reach your soul, even if hot pebbles fall on your bare skin, even if the heavens force the skies…
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Keep sustainable marketplaces for healing!
Markets flooded my head this year, firing up ideas for healing and wellness. Of course I love markets, I have once written a grant about sustainable ones and how they can be used for healing. The markets I know, beginning from a place called a festival of arts to a space near a church with…
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Keep these moments!
If I were to love what I love, like wild geese who know life is not about being good, then I would begin by telling stories of times I suffered, times I cried, times I laughed, yet still times, I prayed, meanwhile, the ocean continues to flow in its own way, its waters move back…