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2018 September/October
7 Steps to Embracing Your Full Story
This may be the least expensive way to solve our health care crisis.
2018 September/October
The Catalyst
One rather innocuous experience delivered the most exhilarating, victorious, and perfect moments of my life.
2018 September/October
Why Share Your Pain
If we all speak our truth, no matter how heavy or how trivial our stories seem, then together we can light the way toward a new future and a new story, one that is no longer based on silence and shame.
—ZAINAB SALBI Freedom Is an Inside Job, by Zainab Salbi.
2018 September/October
Rabbi Rami: How Best to Live My Dying
Roadside Assistance for the spiritual traveler.
2018 September/October
Poetry: Why Tinkerbell Quit Anger Management
I had to give up on their remedies.They kept trying to make me less angry,but I refuse to surrender my rage. Because whole kingdoms have already spentmillennia trying to keep wome…
2018 September/October
Talk to Us: September/October 2018
Help for Depression I read with great interest the article titled “Zoloft & the Sacred.” As a nurse practitioner working in psychiatry, my day is filled with patients seeking help…
2018 September/October
From the Editor: September/October
The Toe of Awakening In the rush of this issue I took a break and waded into the Rogue River and soon got caught up rolling boulders out of the launching area in preparation for o…
2018 September/October
5 Questions with Zainab Salbi
After years of persuading women in crisis to share their stories, humanitarian Zainab Salbi turns the lens on herself for her new book, Freedom Is an Inside Job: Owning Our Darkness and Our Light to Heal Ourselves and the World.
2018 September/October
The Heart of Money: What About Intentional Communities?
Question: Have you ever experienced an intentional community that works? Paul Sutherland: I lived in what would be considered an intentional community from age 18 to 25. About …
2018 September/October
The Happiness Track: The Loneliness Paradoxes
We live in a time of overpopulation on the one hand and extreme loneliness on the other. We crowd into urban areas and yet sit—and feel—alone. Or we buy large homes and…
2018 September/October
Our Walk in the World: Bending or Loving the World
I was at the airport, traveling to New York, waiting to go through security with my passport out, when I noticed for the first time that most pages have quotes on them. And two of …
2018 September/October
The Commons: The Best Place to Die?
Remodeling the nicest home in town for hospice
