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Addressing the Tiki Bros of Willful Ignorance Within Myself

by lori | Aug 13, 2017 | Essays, Strength in Real Life

Hey University of Nevada, Reno friends, one of the tiki-terrorist guys in Charlotte is from UNR. Do you know him? If so, please find him and talk to him, or direct him to me, before he gets any more people killed. Three have already died in Charlotte. Countless others...

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...

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