Kristy shares that when we create, we get to choose. What is important and how do you want to create and share that?
She shares that she doesn't believe in karma, and instead leans toward grace. She shares that while we have lessons and patterns we learn to stop, but that if a human was left to never thinking, acting upon a negative thought...let alone lifetimes that it's not possible. Grace, for Kristy, is the belief that we all have this aspect of one self-impossible to balance all "negative" energy/deeds. We don't hold another to a level of accountability that one can't for hold one self in absolution.
She shares that every human has the love and compassionate self and the greedy, self-serving self. As said by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn "the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being."
She believes that we're able to connect deeply and want for another what we want for ourself. It's important to not "other" someone. We all deserve the same space and grace to be who we are meant to be.
Given the tumultuous times, she asks what makes us think or believe we can do different. That history, is a story written by "the victors".. that the times right now are course correction. There are stories left out, or told out of context and we need to reinsert them and allow accountability and healing ensue.
She shares about What is the Bible by Rob Bell and how he provides context for the meaning for the stories in the Bible and what "turn your left cheek" really meant.
She confronts hierarchies that persist even today despite the fact that underneath it all we're all connected to the same force of divine love and all are inherently equal. Full stop.
She shares about growing up in Montana, the outrageous idea one can own land (stolen from others) and people and which side of the heart that belief would belong to: good vs evil.
Kristy brings up the idea that if you want to help someone, ask them how to help. Do not assume you know what's best for another.
She ends with the events and nudges that resulted with her writing her first book, Forty Mornings. Soul isn't unique to each of us, but how it expresses through each of us is.