It was affirming and prodding at
the same time to hear an interview with Brene Brown at On Being with Krista Tippet on Vulnerability. Hope has been a growing
theme in my practice for some time while seeing increasingly how it
can evolve in our lives through self and connective nurturing. Nurturing hope
in our vulnerabilities has added much new value and teeming life into my
own awareness. With hope one more clearly can conceive goals, identify pathways and
change thoughts leading to new ways of existence.
Brene Brown is doing some wonderful research and teaching on the subjects of shame and vulnerability. One of her shared findings is that "our capacity for wholeheartedness can never be greater than our willingness to be broken-hearted." She gives witness to the reality that "hope is a function of struggle."
the idea of wholeheartedness speaks of the nature of connection, to be able to see myself and hear myself and
learn more about myself in the stories you tell about your experiences.
my life so far
comes spring with promise of bloom
etched in childhood
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