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In some way, shape, or form, there is a wild beauty waiting on us —the wild beauty of dreams— but it requires that we first leave the numbing that keeps…
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I have learned something I wish I had known back in the shameful, spiraling drinking years: Struggling with substances cannot be reduced to just being a…
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It’s happening y’all! Pre-order my book SOBER SPIRITUALITY today🍹(It’s a mocktail!)
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We are all finite, and we are all interdependent, and we all deserve a way of life that does not require letting go of ourselves.
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I hope you begin to love yourself, and in loving yourself, call yourself a friend and not a stranger.
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We all experience reasons why we need to cope. And coping can be good; it’s how we care for ourselves.
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How can we reorder our lives toward our soul deep rest, our quiet inner purpose, our praiseful thanksgiving?
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Howard Thurman - Week 3 Surprisingly, I don’t think I’ve ever explained why I named my Substack “gather the inklings,” so here we go. I understand…
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May you find a joy that makes pain bearable, and in the end, creative rather than destructive. Take heart that this joy will find you, then come back…
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Howard Thurman — Week 2 Howard Thurman’s work covers a vast range of what the heart holds in the human experience – everything from prayer, to wisdom…
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On trying to find peace with who I am
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Howard Thurman — Week 1 It is no secret the weight we have been holding, as a people, for these past few years. If COVID was the only story, it would be…
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