Beyond The Ceiling Of Clouds
Without the capacity to see beyond the ceiling of our own personal clouds, we fear that a substantive increase in our giving will deplete us.
Without the capacity to see beyond the ceiling of our own personal clouds, we fear that a substantive increase in our giving will deplete us.
Habits are hard to change… but only because our brain has convinced us they are.
Never doubt that you can bounce back eventually. I didn’t believe it until it happened. But art gave me that hope.
People wonder what they can do to decrease the tumult in the world today. I offer only this: That we rededicate ourselves to the ideal of giving to our children as a means of creating more love.
It’s Yom Kippur: time for my annual sermon. And time, as always, for introspection.
How feet, shoes, and self-image have reflected my own spiritual journey.
The power of being someone’s student before you can become their teacher.
Klonopin was gloriously calming during times of grief and anxiety… but then I discovered a horrible risk.