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Day 156 – 2nd Anniversary
The truth is that essays on loving care often have trouble finding an audience. Continue reading
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Day 155 – the Beloved Community
Caring circles are designed to support not task work but compassion work. King wrote that “something must happen so as to touch the hearts and souls of [people] that they will come together, not because the law says it, but… Continue reading
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Day 154
caregivers can shed tears whenever the situation calls for it, if they receive from their work settings the kind of caring circle group support we advance as part of the work of Radical Loving Care. Continue reading
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Days 151-153 – Open Forum
You are invited to post any thoughts you would like to share with your fellow caregivers by clicking on Comments, below.Thank you and have a Joyful Weekend.-erie Continue reading
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Day 150 – Mindful Again
Mindfulness is love that resists distraction (italics added). It is a staunch refusal to fall into absentmindedness. It is focused, sustained attention toward the beloved. Continue reading
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Day 149 – Dream catching and healing
Dreams may help us recover our souls. And help others recover theirs as well. Continue reading
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Day 148 – The Humanity in PTSD
Doctors, chaplains and ethicists have begun to publicly recognize the Love in humanity that lives in soldiers suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Continue reading
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Days 144-146 – Open Forum
You are invited to join our Open Forum and contribute whatever thoughts you would like to share with your fellow caregivers. Click on Comments, below, and type your message to the caregiving community.Thank you,erie Continue reading
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Day 143 – The Power of One
Words carry great power, as we’ve been sharing this week in this pages; perhaps that power is felt most of all when we use simple, one-syllable words. With our words we can create harm and hurt, or help and hope.… Continue reading
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