A lot of you have helped me with surveys, and feedback, and asking questions you didn’t know I was using to collect info 😂 - and thanks to you, pre-sales for Big Dreams, Tiny Details (my first digital course) launches next week.
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So many of us have seen Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” quoted about the Internet, without ever knowing the larger context that it emerges from. We’ve seen those infamous lines, “Do I contradict myself? / Very well then I contradict myself, / (I am large, I contain multitudes.)”
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I have made peace with the fact that God is available to all of us. All we have to do is remember that we’re worthy. - I also attend church, again. Spoiler alert: none of my beliefs about myself have anything to do with what any other congregation member thinks about me or God or organized religion.
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I love SuperSoul because Oprah curates some of the best guests to help us wade through our spiritual stagnance. This episode with Byron Katie is a quick and fast introduction into how we begin to radically accept what is - how we begin to deal with (and I’d say move through) reality.
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5 books by 5 black authors - that has changed the way I view the world, and the way I see and understand my position in it. If you’re looking for a few texts to teach you about yourself, and shift your perspective on the way you engage with your multiple communities, the texts below are for you!
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As many of you know, the Everyday Devotion folks has been focused on faith-based cultivating of our heart and mind spaces in February. After my morning prayers, I decided to listen to Oprah’s newest SuperSoul Sunday episode with DeVon Franklin.
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Are you angry? Frustrated? Sad? Anxious? Perturbed? Disappointed? Etc.?
Try these simple steps to immediately changing your mood and situation
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I wonder if we are operating efficiently, or blinded and encumbered by complication?
When considering a simple form of learning involving the formation, strengthening, or weakening of an association between a stimulus and a response, I wonder.
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For many of us, 2016 held an inescapable trope of loss.
Lost land, lost homes, lost value, lost strength, lost hope, lost loved ones - to death, ego, pride, greed, even indifference ...
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