My yoga teacher Nancy offered a profound thought the other day, which originated with Ben Mandrell, pastor at Storyline Fellowship.
“The depth of your humility is equal to the height of your joy.”
Why do I find this simple phrase so meaningful? I’ve been pondering that for days. Continue reading Feeling Sorry for Narcissists
Ha! I wrote this sentence 3 years ago when a period of “polarizing events” seemed an aberration.
Especially in light of so many polarizing events in 2014, I’m featuring this little story, retold from my teacher, Ethel, who was, herself, retelling it.
A child asked at bedtime, “Mommy why is there war? Why can’t there be peace in the world?”
“Well, to have peace in the world, we need peace in our country.
Continue reading Peace & Harmony (3 part)A sampling — a sliver, really — of outrage from my Facebook feed.
Besides social media exposures to outrage, there are also real life exposures to outrage. I can’t remember a time of so much outrage. Can you?
It’s outrageous.
The Internet has elevated an old currency to an unprecedented level of importance: our attention. Continue reading Sacrificing Our Outrage
