To finish that novel, or not finish that novel? Readers well know that sometimes the novel isn’t worth finishing. Such guilt we feel. Sheepish are we at not wanting to continue reading the author’s hard work. Excuses are proffered. Sorry. Bye. Next? Join Alan Shear on Sunday, September 13 as we explore together the ethics … Continue reading The Poetry of Endings
On September 5, 1882 about 10,000 workers took unpaid leave to march in a labor union parade in protest of unfair and unsafe working conditions. This action, one of many within the 19th century labor movement, spread to other cities and by 1894 the U.S. Congress and President Grover Cleveland passed legislation to declare Labor … Continue reading Labor and Delivery
Holding the Center: Love, Boundaries, and the Art of Mutual Movement: In a world that often demands we dig in or choose sides, holding a balanced center takes a quiet kind of courage. Joining us again from Wisdom Grove, Sarah Woodard draws from the sanctuary of Nature, everyday human experience, and the metaphysical framework of … Continue reading Holding the Center: Love, Boundaries, and the Art of Mutual Movement
