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Like some of you, I have spent the last week viewing a split-screen of multiple, disparate realities. My nervous system is frayed from trying to hold both. I can feel how much effort it takes, not just for me, but for many of us, to stay present without shutting down and turning away. On one screen, I have been following the Walk for Peace - the group of Theravadan Venerable Monks who are on a 2,300-mile walk for Peace from Texas to Washington DC. Their rhythmic cadence and

For those who’ve experienced a significant loss, grief is like a base note. Sometimes loud and driving, sometimes fading into the background. But always there.