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Honoring the wanting

by Kristin on February 7, 2013

in Belief, doubt & hope

The wanting can be an important part of the process, on the way to doing.

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Being open involves letting go

by Kristin on February 4, 2013

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

A #OneWordUpdate on how I’m striving for more openness in my life.

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When rules trump love

by Kristin on February 1, 2013

in Love, family & community

The good things we want for people often get buried under all the rules.

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Sometimes all that thinking is just a way to dress up fear

by Kristin on January 29, 2013

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Thinking isn’t always a good thing—especially when it gets in the way of acting.

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Putting “supposed to” in its place

by Kristin on January 24, 2013

in Belief, doubt & hope

It’s time to stop worrying about “supposed to” & start uncovering what’s real.

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Seeing other viewpoints when we’re always at the center

by Kristin on January 17, 2013

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Maybe I can’t change minds, but I can broaden their perspective—and mine.

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“Taste and see” doesn’t involve force feeding

by Kristin on January 15, 2013

in Belief, doubt & hope

As more Americans claim no religious affiliation, perhaps churches need a new approach.

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Living & writing in a gift economy

by Kristin on January 10, 2013

in Love, family & community

From objects to ideas, gifts only have value when circulated in the world.

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Openness, take two

by Kristin on January 7, 2013

in Belief, doubt & hope

A year later, & I still need to work on being more open to the unexpected.

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Lessons and friendships: A year in review

by Kristin on December 31, 2012

in Love, family & community

A look back at the people I met & the lessons I learned in 2012.

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