Jeanne Baker Guy (article first published in Writer’s Digest, Sep 16, 2021) I owe Writer’s Digest a debt of gratitude. I’ve spent the last 25 years facilitating […]
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This month’s blog is a free edited excerpt from Seeing Me, written by photographer Dave Rackley and yours truly. Seeing Me is a guide to
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I went to a really (really) good half-day workshop on “aging” recently, put on by Eremos and facilitated by Carolyn Scarborough. I expected one thing and
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“As candy comes down a conveyor belt, Lucy and Ethel must wrap each piece of chocolate in paper and place it back on the conveyor.
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“When we’re forcing or resisting, we’re pushing the whole system— our bodies and everything around us—out of balance.”— Sarah Susanka The Not So Big Life:
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“I return to the fact that the aim and purpose of practice is to immerse ourselves so completely in life that we are life itself
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“If you focus simply on what is in front of you to do, everything else will take care of itself.” — Sarah Susanka, The Not
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Halloween’s Famous Ninja Turtle Corgi No one ever comes to our Northwest Austin door for Halloween. But this year, I’m not in Austin. Where am
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“Home is where your story begins.”– Annie Danielson My house and I were not in sync. The space and I “were not one,” not by
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“It seems the only way we can truly know our own depthis to wait for our associations and reflexes to subside,till we are clear as
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