I’m struggling today. There is a sea of bodies surrounding all of us, but it’s largely been ignored. I don’t even know how far back I have to go to start counting the bodies. Is it Columbine? The eradication of Native Americans? Neanderthals? No matter where these tragedies occur, the sea of bodies are still collecting, forming … Continue reading “A Sea of Bodies”
Month: June 2016
Safe Spaces
It occurred to me at some point along my journey that people need safe spaces–places where they’re able to remove their mask and be fully themselves. Living in the wilderness of north eastern Minnesota has its perks. The wildlife is beyond incredible! This morning I was gazing out my picture window watching the deer feeding … Continue reading “Safe Spaces”
Fear Is A Bitch.
A friend posed a question for a group of us to think on the other day. Existential angst. A Western luxury? My answer to the group was that anxiety isn’t a ‘luxury’ by any means, but it’s certainly prevalent throughout the Western culture. That got me thinking, “Why is anxiety so common?” It doesn’t take a … Continue reading “Fear Is A Bitch.”