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Shame, Shamelessness, and Narcissism Shame sometimes looks like its opposite. When our shame becomes unbearable, it twists into […]
Shame, Shamelessness, and Narcissism Shame sometimes looks like its opposite. When our shame becomes unbearable, it twists into […]
We Can’t Go Home To be a hero, at least in myth and fairy tale, we must leave […]
Heavenly Music In her anthology of folk tales, Jane Yolen retells a story about the youngest son of […]
Our Instinct to Survive and Our Need to Control At last week’s recovery church meeting we discussed a […]
Starting Where We Are At the Universalist Recovery Church, we’ve been exploring different aspects of listening. For instance, […]