I’m a fan of anyone who blends truth with humor — for example, Sarah Vowell. Sarah is an American author, journalist, essayist and social commentator and has written five nonfiction books on American history and culture. Her recent interview with Jon
In Resonance with the Japanese People
Like so many of us, I’ve been discerning since last Friday’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan how to digest the enormity of this disaster. While in prayerful conversation with my ancestors, I have felt strengthened by the following image: I
Hands of Our Ancestors
The following story is a recent example of the power of feminine wisdom to bring forth images of healing for all our relations — in honor of National Women’s History Month. A few months ago I was invited by Sonya
Black History Month and Open Hearts
In honor of Black History Month, I dedicate this post to two young African American women I met at the Philadelphia airport. Me: Our plane is stranded for at least the next 24 hours. Is this enough time to take
Wisdom from Egyptian Goddess Ma’at
Many years ago while en route to facilitate and teach in Atlanta, Georgia, our plane was stranded in Philadelphia in a snowstorm. I say “our” because I had our then seven year old daughter traveling with me. While waiting for