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Tag Archives: compassion
Let the new world begin!
Here it is again, from me: For all of you (us) depressed and negative about Bernie’s possibilities on the Democratic ballot: 1. We knew back in April of 2015 when he announced his candidacy for the 2026 elections that it … Continue reading
Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ, we are all related, todos somos familia
Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ, we are all related, todos somos familia Imagine being by nature more of a pantheist than anything else, and arriving at a place where ALL life is respected… For me, that was the feeling that permeated my entire … Continue reading
Posted in drop by drop a downpour, el amor y la paz, el capitalismo racista, el fascismo moderno en los EE.UU., el racismo, environmental justice, justice, la depredación del medio ambiente, la misericordia, Lakota values, making a difference, moral protest, peace and love, solidarity, the dismissal of non-white cultures, the exploitation of indigenous peoples
Tagged compassion, el amor, el deber moral a la protesta, el imperio, el medio ambiente, Empire, flowers, freedom, friendship, la compasión, la libertad, la paz, la resistencia, love, moral protest, peace, resistance, the environment
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Standing Rock, part 1 – warning: mushy contents
Standing Rock: Day 1 November 22nd I found another woman who is also driving, and we are leaving later today in her school bus for Standing Rock. That means I will have to fly back, because I have to see … Continue reading
Judy Balch Liteky, ¡presente!
Today I went to a service celebrating the life of our wonderful Judy Balch Liteky, a woman who graced so many lives with her compassion and her activism. It occurred to me that she achieved what has lately eluded me, … Continue reading
Posted in justice, making a difference, moral protest, peace and love
Tagged commitment, compassion, healing, love, solidarity
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Let the new world begin!
Here it is again, from me: For all of you (us) depressed and negative about last night and about Bernie’s possibilities on the Democratic ballot: 1. We knew back in April of 2015 when he announced his candidacy that it … Continue reading
Bernie or Bust, an explanation for whatever friends I have left in this election
I am doing my nightly crying bit by watching our fan-created, Bernie Sanders videos, from people like us, people who suffer and who have lost friends and family, and who have seen people deported just because, and people who die … Continue reading
Women hold up half the sky… a meditation on women’s rights and issues
We are living in a world that is ever more disrespectful and abusive of women’s rights and issues. In our current scene of politicians who pander to the lowest common denominator to blast and blaspheme against the birthing half of humanity, … Continue reading
Empathy and compassion
Yesterday I went to bring papers to the widow I have been helping. After twenty-nine years of marriage to an abusive husband, a marriage in which she stayed in obedience to her marriage vows, as she is a fervent Catholic, … Continue reading
Posted in aging, exhaustion, immigrants' rights, justice, moral protest
Tagged commitment, compassion, elder abuse, empathy, healing, immigration, love, poverty, solidarity, torture
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Immigration in troubled times and cold days
December 5th WCDF Vigil Vigilia del 5 de diciembre en el Centro de Detención Held by Lacey Hunter with the help of Kristi Laughlin and Silvia A. Brandon Pérez as music leader – celebrada por Lacey Hunter con la ayuda … Continue reading
Restorative justice: in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes
Sonnet 29 When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes, I all alone beweep my outcast state, And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries, And look upon myself and curse my fate, Wishing me like to one more rich … Continue reading