At the end of our first class of Sovereignty Kindergarten, I gave the wonderful people in our group a homework assignment: To make a physical space that celebrates and honors them. Something that reminds them, in a concrete way,…
Continuing our series of questions about Sovereignty, here’s one from Amna Ahmad, of The Pragmatic Hybrid:
What do you suggest when someone is not at all sure of her grounds to assert her sovereignty? Like when the
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Continuing this series of questions about sovereignty, here’s a question from Rebecca Leigh of Smart Fresh Writing, about how to stay sovereign when you’re dealing with a chronic illness.
My question relates to sovereignty and physical ill-health /
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Sovereignty Kindergarten begins in a couple of weeks, so my next few posts will feature questions that folks have been asking me lately, about sovereignty.
This one is from Sarah, who very kindly gave me permission to share…
As I sit here at my desk, writing this post, the room beneath my study is full of boxes. Most of my library is packed in sturdy, brown cardboard containers, scavenged from the liquor store in the village where I…
A few weeks ago, Jen Louden invited me to talk about Opening to the Sacred at her Virtual Retreat. A number of you emailed me after the retreat to ask if I would expand on the ideas presented…
My friend Michele Woodward, who lives in Washington DC said, on Twitter, last week that the atmosphere in the city was heavy with dread, the way it had been after 9/11. A series of unexpected blizzards on the…
A couple of days ago, I taught a teleclass about the energy patterns of communication at Havi’s Kitchen Table forum, where we’re discussing communication in all its forms this semester.
As I began making notes for the…
A couple of weeks ago, I was at the dentist’s office for an annual checkup and cleaning. As the dentist examined my mouth, probing my gum line with the delicate precision of an ant in a sugar bowl, he said:…
This past week has been a tumultuous time. As I prepare to teach a program that distills much of what I’ve learned and taught over the past thirty years about how to live a free and sovereign life, the dragons…