Christina Ducruet
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Long time internet nerd; seamstress of people and ideas; designing experiences for soulful self-discovery
Christina Ducruet
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Yet the fundamental loss remains—it doesn’t just dissipate—and, in a strange way, I think it can become a magnet for other losses. We come to see we are all simply creatures carrying around our ever-deepening loss. Small griefs seem to collect around the bigger primary grief. I think this realization allows us to become a true human being.
Amanda Petrusich • Nick Cave on the Fragility of Life
Sadness moves the individual “us” toward the collective “us.”
Brené Brown • Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience
Sadness moves the individual “us” toward the collective “us.”
Brené Brown • Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience
everything within our physical, mental, and emotional experience that is unfamiliar or uncomfortable is actually what God is for us, winking at us in a language we cannot yet speak. To awaken fully to this language, and to be able to converse fluently in it, requires feeling what is happening to us in each moment without judgment, agenda, or concer
... See moreMichael Brown • Alchemy of the Heart
Only by allowing ourselves to feel our sadness can we reawaken to the new possibilities and pleasures offered by the next stage of our lives.
Lisa Marchiano • Motherhood: Facing and Finding Yourself
... See moreOur humanness is not given to us. Instead, it requires our participation in its construction and realisation, which often comes about through collapse or calamity. We rummage through the chaos of our inner worlds, through our multitude of selves, to discover what we are, what we wish to be, and our authentic relationship with the world. This proces
A more evolved relationship to ourselves—of the kind psychotherapists seek to promote—can assuage the itch to deliver upbeat messages by prompting us to make our peace with sorrow. Someone might say that they are sad and we could in time learn simply, and more helpfully, to answer, “I hear you.” Another might insist, “Everything is awful,” and we m
... See moreAlain de Botton • A Therapeutic Journey
What if we normalize motherhood as a temporary job and not a woman's purpose?
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