Count me in. Another mentor of mine June Jordan always said that adults who are miserable and misguided always have strong opinions on how children should be raised. Wise or lucky children start to realize that the adult in front of them may not be worth emulating. One lesson from this last week with Paul is that moral clarity and profo…
Count me in. Another mentor of mine June Jordan always said that adults who are miserable and misguided always have strong opinions on how children should be raised. Wise or lucky children start to realize that the adult in front of them may not be worth emulating. One lesson from this last week with Paul is that moral clarity and profound commitment that blossoms love also allows joy to arise. Paul Farmer, Thich Nhat Hanh, Desmond Tutu, giants of asking Why? “And saying we are not okay with this” were also light in spirit, buoyant.
Count me in. Another mentor of mine June Jordan always said that adults who are miserable and misguided always have strong opinions on how children should be raised. Wise or lucky children start to realize that the adult in front of them may not be worth emulating. One lesson from this last week with Paul is that moral clarity and profound commitment that blossoms love also allows joy to arise. Paul Farmer, Thich Nhat Hanh, Desmond Tutu, giants of asking Why? “And saying we are not okay with this” were also light in spirit, buoyant.
Love this so much, Sri. Thank you. Excited to get on zoom with a big ol' group of us.