Julie’s Jar: The Little Golf Cart that Sang
How does a group of singers have a carol sing safely during a pandemic involving a respiratory illness? The picture says it all: on a softball field in safely distanced
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Julie’s Jar: Holy Pause
I think it was the existential psychologist Rollo May who noticed that when competitive divers stand on a diving board in competition, they always pause before stepping or jumping off
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Julie’s Jar: Compassionate Core
Recently, I took a seven-week course on Racial Resilience. The course marries the Compassion Practice (which I teach) with learning about Critical Race Theory (CRT). With all the hoopla about
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Julie’s Jar: Call of Jeremiah
This story made me think. It comes through the Center for Action and Contemplation: An excerpt from a conversation between St. Silouan (1866–1938), a monk and Orthodox Staretz (elder), and
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Many thanks to Steve, Jessica, and David for contributing their expertise, as well as to everyone who submitted questions! For more information on how to make an appointment to get
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