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Through the Flames, Watch for Deep Grace

by lori | Nov 25, 2014 | Caregiving, Essays, Forgiveness, Grace, Wayfinding

Turning away from the deepest suffering means turning away from the deepest grace. That’s the heart of this post. Several friends and I have asked ourselves the same question this past year: How do I keep an open heart while standing in the depths of pain, of...

Standing in the presence of courage with wonder

by lori | Dec 10, 2011 | Benefits, Benefits, Community, Self-organizing groups

Some days I imagine that I, as an individual, have courage. Other days, like today, I realize that I am utterly surrounded by courageous people, but what I myself have isn’t courage. What I have is a deep sense of wonder and an unshakable gratitude for the courageous...

Six-ish life lessons from my self-organizing community

by lori | Oct 4, 2011 | Benefits, Learning as, Recognizing

My self-organizing community gives me so much, so freely, that often my personal humanity-sippy-cup runneth (no wait, tippeth) over. I live within this community, as this community. And it is because of this community—real human people and groups and ideas—that I can...

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