@beetlecat@2hrTV@marinamaral2 When spoon theory was first described by Christine Miserandino, who has lupus, she was in a diner with her friend and grabbed up all the spoons to illustrate the point. Here is her original blog: https://t.co/IB6OFE2SXx
This is what grains of sand look like when magnified 100 to 300 times. Dr. Gary Greenberg's photographs magnify grains of sand 100 to 300 times, exposing swirling microscopic shells, eroded crystals and colorful coral fragments [source, read more: https://t.co/5EIG3Ir2Mf]
@chrisricewriter Your mother's work meant so much to me as a teen when I began with Lestat. Her characters continue to pop in to my mind and are part of my heart and soul. As a bereaved mother, I felt another connection on that level. I am sending so much love to you as you grieve and miss her.
Really fun piece on whether there's any science to back up the chakra system with @KarlaHelbertLPC author of The Chakras in Grief & Trauma and @drShaminiJain author of Healing Ourselves. @DiscoverMag
https://t.co/l18URuTEdf