The other day, a woman asked me if I thought she was a bad person because she ate meat. Beyond feeling admiration for her for asking the question at all – most people don’t have the guts – I found myself thinking about what, exactly, constitutes a good person in the context of humanity as . . . → Read More: Reclaiming Anger So We Can Speak Truth to Power
“Farm Mentality” versus “Sanctuary Mentality:” Some Thoughts on the Matter
The following is an essay by Cheryl Wylie, who is the caretaker for the ones who live on the hill (sounds like a horror movie, doesn’t it?). She’d been saying fascinating things about the differences between farms and sanctuaries in terms of the overall energy of each kind of place, and how it’s clear to . . . → Read More: “Farm Mentality” versus “Sanctuary Mentality:” Some Thoughts on the Matter