A very important report was released today. All Canadians should educate themselves about this silent genocide which happened during our lifetimes… I reserve my comment. Continue reading In their words: What residential school survivors told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Inspired by SweetLeighSewn’s blog post entitled “A Love Letter to My Belly,” I decided to write this piece entitled “A Truce with My Tummy.” In retrospect, it really can be extended to be a love letter to my body. Seeing these words written down gives added impetus to live it out every day. If loving your body has become more difficult for you lately, I encourage you to try this exercise and see how it makes you feel.
We owe it to ourselves to love ourselves and practice that self-love in sometimes radical ways.
I should write one of these. Her radical self-love is inspiring. Continue reading A Love Letter to My Belly
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Image from Unlearn, whose mission is to provoke thought in the hope that it will encourage positive change. Support Unlearn by visiting unlearn.com Did you know that humiliation is a more intensely felt emotion than either happiness or even anger? This should come as no surprise in the light… Continue reading The price of shame: Can you click with compassion?
“If you’re asking me what I am before you even ask me how I am… then please re-evaluate.” Continue reading “What are you?”
