Call Me Crazy
Many times in my life, I have discovered that following my own truth, even when it looks crazy to others, is sanity-making. I’ve also noticed that the more insane the
READ MOREMany times in my life, I have discovered that following my own truth, even when it looks crazy to others, is sanity-making. I’ve also noticed that the more insane the
READ MOREYesterday the latest UN report on the climate was released. It, along with many other recent reports, pins the cause of our catastrophically changing climate on human causes. More ominously,
READ MOREI consider myself incredibly fortunate that part of my work is tending to and listening to life forces and teaching others to do the same. My job is to pay
READ MORELet’s admit it from the get go: change is scary. We build bulwarks against it and keep piles of rationalizations under our beds. Our bank accounts protect us by never
READ MORELife calls us to the unexpected daily. Each day we can answer the call. Some days we embrace the unknown and find excitement and possibility. Other days, from our first
READ MOREIn this video blog, Margaret talks about the conditions that allow for change at a personal and societal level, as well as what could be holding us back and keeping
READ MOREBut, you say, we can’t change the past. And I say, we can change our relationship to it. Hurt was caused at specific moments in time. Loss occurred because something
READ MOREI want to make as big a difference as possible. I want to make as much change as possible, in minds, hearts, communities, the world. Big as I can reach,
READ MOREWhen it comes to healing, it doesn’t seem obvious that we resist change. After all, we are usually suffering with some sort of condition that we really do want to
READ MOREWhen you are in crisis, the very idea that a gift lies within the experience can seem absurd or even offensive. What is the gift in receiving a life-threatening or debilitating diagnosis?
READ MOREFrom Mindsight by Daniel Siegel, one of the textbooks in our Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy training: “Consider the difference between saying “I am sad” and “I feel sad.” Similar as those
READ MOREIt’s three days before Thanksgiving. The rush of holiday preparations and all the mixed feelings and expectations that come with them are upon us. I had the honor of sitting
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