Invisibility and love
I thought back to my friend who wanted me to do Free Food so I could see what I was made of. Now, I get to see how my love can change people, and they bring me into the light.
Receiving. The Gift.
Through optionality, these brilliant students can break the social constructs. The cultural contracts that say to carry a gun is the natural order. That fast money is the only option. That common jobs are beneath them.
A Banner Year
This has been a banner year for Unconditional Freedom, and I wanted to take a moment to digest the amazing accomplishments that we’ve all achieved together…
The Sleight of Hand
The freedom of your mind/spirit is not an illusion, it is the foundation upon which real world heavens or hells are built.
Hold Your Vibration. Be the North Star.
As I rested and found my way back to being the woman who emanates instead of does to the point of exhaustion, I remembered this time on the bridge in Nepal.
The Taste of Food
Maybe it’s an age thing. Or maybe my taste buds had finally arrived, like the rice that “arrives” when it’s steamed twice. I feel like I’m finally waking up to the taste of food.
Unpronounceable
I felt a simple easeful connection with this stranger who also spends his time feeding people. I also admired his simple confidence that he could rely on others to randomly help him.
Steps Toward Wisdom
It isn’t until we start those few shaky wobbling steps towards wisdom that we understand things don’t really matter. Connections and experiences matter.
… And I Got a Cat
Sometimes my life feels like a feral cat. I feel beat up, my feet and body feel sore, and yet there’s still more to do. And sometimes if I have enough loving and patient attention, life can curl up beside me and things can change beyond my expectations.
Video: The Art of Addiction Study of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
Kate Feigin discusses Unconditional Freedom’s Art of Addiction study of formerly incarcerated individuals