You don't really HATE anything, right? Sure, you use the word once in a while, but you just don’t really like them or it. Maybe, but hatred is a sneaky critter that knows how to put on nice clothes and say the right things so it can grow undercover. Needless to say, it isn’t a good bedfellow with love. It might be good to take a look inside to see what may be crowding love out of your heart.

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If you love it, why not have it? Depends on what you mean by ‘have.’ If having means relationship, great. If it means possessing, then there's a problem. Attachment is an animal we feed, and its clenched fists squeeze the life out of what we love. 

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During times of stress, when the world and life seem heavy, it is important to do what we can to show up with our true selves. Everything else we hope to impact and deal with rides on this. But there is a threat to your true self within you. It is the animals you have been feeding. It’s not just you, it’s all of us. And it isn’t just now, this is a lifetime challenge. And it’s one you can handle. So what are these animals and how do they work? 

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Still answering, "busy" to the, "how's it going" question? What if COVID helped us re-member a story of "ENOUGH" in our lives? What if it reminded us to rest? Here Mike Rusert shares about the ancient practice of sabbath, and challenges you to create a practice of your own to rest into presence, joy, gratitude, and even justice.

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What voices are energizing me during these strange days as I ponder getting to the other side? Under normal circumstances, I’d be able to list off half-a-dozen authors or musicians without even thinking about it. But, after sitting with that question for a while, I started to realize that I wasn’t feeling energized at all. In fact, the only thing I really felt was...heavy. Fortunately, I was encouraged to have this conversation with two artists from the Fabric community: Adam Johnson and Eddie Hamilton.  ~Tim Kennedy 

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In the midst of personal change, the uprising awakened in her city and the pandemic, author and Fabric friend, Amanda Moon, has been thinking a lot about her place within a community. With a personal openness that invites you into your own, Amanda shares how Michelle Obama’s first podcast episode helped her name one of the big “shoulds” that get in her way as she seeks the other side in community.

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What are you fighting for, against or through? We are facing hard things personally and societally. Melissa Lock shares Valerie Kaur's visionary offering of a different metaphor that returns us with new power to the age-old call to love our way to the other side.

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Telling you to be resilient in the middle of something hard is likely to be ineffective, at best. But resilience is something we all use to get through hard things. Justin Ley started a health care business to help move toward the "other side" where resilience isn't relegated to being a simple individual pursuit or gift of fate.

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In this episode, Greg Meyer taps the wisdom of America Ferraro, Mita Mosby Tyler, and a younger brother to understand why The You You Are is the right person right now to help us To Get to the Other Side despite what you might believe about yourself or others. 

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How Creativity Can Help Us Heal: In turbulent times, we need art that catalyzes healing and transformation. This helps us envision and embody the world we want to live in. In this episode, Joe Davis invites every one of us into the healing, everyday practice of imagining and creating. Yes, you too! 

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