Sublime

Discomfort, conflict, and tension offer us nourishment.

You know, we never outgrow our sensitivity to these messages.

At some point all humans will have access needs. Practice identifying them and asking for them to be met.

This work is deeply personal, and it invites you to do your own transformative work, because who you are is more important than what you teach.

Because so many time-worn systems of power have placed certain people outside the realm of what we see as human, much of our work now is more a matter of “rehumanizing.” That starts in the same place dehumanizing starts—with words and images.

Zorn weist auf die Verletzung eines Schlüsselaspekts unseres Selbst hin, eine Verletzung des Respekts vor unserem Status, den andere uns schulden.

am holding the tension of centering my own white, wealthy body in this writing, while knowing my body should never be at the center of the collective liberation I put my reflection in service of. I am

“Each time we meet another human being and honor their dignity, we help those around us.

I’ve learned that power is not bad, but the abuse of power or using power over others is the opposite of courage; it’s a desperate attempt to maintain a very fragile ego. It’s the desperate scramble of self-worth quicksand. When people are hateful or cruel or just being assholes, they’re showing us exactly what they’re afraid of. Understanding thei