Recovering social justice workaholic I Author of: From Burned Out to Beloved: Soul Care for Wounded Healers I Director of SoulCare @nwfamilylife. Mama of two.
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“Our inner work is connected to our outer work, so resistance requires great care for ourselves to feel connected and whole. When we learn to care for and consider our own spiritual val ues, we will learn to value what others hold important as well.” @KaitlinCurtice#livingresist
#restasresistance … a whole new mindset to rest, as liberation, from systems of oppression, capitalism, white supremacy.
We need to resist the ‘grind culture’, Tricia Hersey writes in her new important book that I’m just delving into.
“The reason, Cynthia (Bourgeault) explains, that we don't naturally see through the eye of the heart is because it requires a "purification": a re-collection of the energy which we squander in our narratives and in the drama of our minds and reactive feelings.” @CACRadicalGrace
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I've seen so much damage done in the name of "peacekeeping" ministry. As Bethany Hiser says, "seeking harmony and peace above all
else can be toxic." It goes under many names - being charitable, conciliatory - but if it's a "fawn" response, it undermines connection + real care.
Intimacy. Although we can extend self-empathy, receiving embrace and knowing we are loved helps us to digest and extend that empathy. We need the embrace of God and we need the embrace of others. Read more on substack newsletter.
Entering the shame spiral is all too familiar for me, as I shared about in From Burned Out to Beloved’s chapter ‘Moving From Shame to Self-Empathy’. Yet I really could have named that chapter, moving from shame to embrace. It is the primary movement. The antidote to shame, is…