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Resilience requires being rooted and grounded. When we are centered, we can stretch, reach, bend and go on. During turbulent times it can be helpful to reflect on what it take for grass to push up through the cracks in the sidewalk. This reflection is one you can conjure up again and again.
By Jane Lodato, Mount Sinai SurgeryResilience requires being rooted and grounded. When we are centered, we can stretch, reach, bend and go on. During turbulent times it can be helpful to reflect on what it take for grass to push up through the cracks in the sidewalk. This reflection is one you can conjure up again and again.