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I loved this so much when I read it I felt drawn to share. We are living in confusing, stressful and most uncertain times. This was balm for my troubled soul. I hope you find it so also. From Rivers in the Ocean: Many people keep sharing with me that they are under a huge stress of uncertainty and fear. While I don’t have a perfect recipe to handle the current situation, I have several reminders for myself how to stay strong, centered and develop greater relationships with

Unmasking a Myth when they want to control you they do not come with shackles made of iron they come instead with cages made of shame and story like the one about the woman who earned crisis for her curiosity so tempted by a life of wisdom and independence she caused the downfall of all civilization women are dangerous says the shame story of Eve they cannot be trusted and should not trust themselves give a woman free choice and she’ll eat the fruit tempt the man enrage the g

This is a long post, but I found this woman captivating. Thanks to my friend Sarah S. for introducing her to me. I just love her. A Polish Beatrix Potter and then some. I hope you enjoy. A lynx slept in her bed. She shared her home and life with a pet boar. She conversed with animals. She owned a terrorist -crow (or it owned her) who was known for stealing shiny things, especially gold and who attached bicyclists. Simona Kossak was a scientist, ecologist and authored aw