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compassion, main, Meditation, mindfulness, poetry, practice, radicalcare, radicalselflove, reflection, shame

you are precious — reflections & experiential practice

lissa e.

image by @mahkeo"All my life I thought there was something wrong with me." These were the dying words of someone's beloved. I heard this shared in a dharma talk by Buddhist teacher Tara Brach. Those words landed deeply in my body with a lingering pause and wonder.What did that person realize in those last moments… Continue reading you are precious — reflections & experiential practice

ancestors, antioppression, antiracism, blackness, grief, intergenerationalresilience, intergenerationaltrauma, main, mentalhealth, pleasure activism, radicalcare, radicalselflove

intergenerational trauma and triumph (pleasure activism series)

lissa e.

photo by @leloupblanc Message from the Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers: “As you move through these changing times… be easy on yourself and be easy on one another. You are at the beginning of something new. You are learning a new way of being. You will find that you are working less in the yang… Continue reading intergenerational trauma and triumph (pleasure activism series)

main, mindfulness, pleasure activism, radicalcare

Pleasure Activism as a Form of Care and Justice

lissa e.

photo by @jeremybishop What happens when we as a collective center pleasure as a form of care, justice and liberation? I have been exploring this concept in my life and also in my offerings particularly InterPlay, deeply guided by the work of  adrienne maree brown and her book  Pleasure Activism. I have found Pleasure Activism… Continue reading Pleasure Activism as a Form of Care and Justice