Entries Tagged as 'pain'

The flame of blame

May 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

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Tags: Intimacy · buddhism · emotions · love · pain · relationships · transformation · wholeness

Slavery in our lives - Martin Luther King Jr day

January 21st, 2008 · 12 Comments

In the United States today is Martin Luther King day. This man, through the work of millions of other people, has come to symbolize human rights and a desire to end slavery’s legacy in all forms. He understood, as do others, that slavery still exists in different forms even now. It […]

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Tags: activism · choices · life · love · pain · suffering

The essence of compassion part 2

January 2nd, 2008 · 21 Comments

It is impossible to be accepting of trauma happening to others without accepting the possibility of it happening to you. This is empathy. Denying this possibility of pain and violence to yourself may temporarily create a sense of safety in your mind, but it also disconnects you from others who have this experience.

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Tags: allowing · buddhism · innocence · love · pain · suffering

Emotions as beauty itself

December 2nd, 2007 · 10 Comments

Emotions are emotions. They don’t make sense. If they did, they would be thoughts, not emotions. The heart has reasons the mind knows not of, and never will. Our need to make sense greatly depends on how allowing we are of the emotion.

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Tags: emotions · life · love · pain · transformation

the prison of emotional denial

September 23rd, 2007 · 6 Comments

These last two weeks I’ve been witness to a few rather emotional discussions. Which is not at all unusual for me. However, in these weeks I’ve also been seeing how much push there is to suppress emotion in them - even for discussions of an inherently emotional nature. This kind of reaction seems to be […]

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Tags: emotions · love · pain · relationships · wholeness