by Michelle Lindblom | Jun 8, 2022 | Journal
Impatience is not Sustainable What underlies impatience? What are the circumstances that expose the need to be done and over with something? Or in a hurry to witness the end? Seeking the goal without experiencing the journey. The allure of 10 second news, giving us...
by Michelle Lindblom | May 4, 2022 | Journal
How many of you have had that dream where you are in some kind of danger or witnessing an unspeakable attack, but you are rendered speechless and motionless? A frozen statue helpless in the middle or on the sidelines. Did you ever feel the need to dig deeper into why...
by Michelle Lindblom | Apr 12, 2022 | Journal
Facing the idea of solitude conjures up fear. A general uncomfortable feeling of silence. No one around telling us what to think or do can be unnerving. Along with that silence, comes an uneasiness with the unknown. Who are we without others around? Solitude for the...
by Michelle Lindblom | Mar 17, 2022 | Journal
In order for there to be delight, sorrow must be the provocateur. A Poem: Dancing in Delight and Sorrow The dance of delight hinged upon sorrow. Sorrow, the provocateur moving below the radar. Sashaying into the dark to feel for the lightness. Seeking answers, not...
by Michelle Lindblom | Mar 6, 2022 | Journal
Instead of an end of world scenario. The book of Revelation describes the apocalypse as the complete final destruction of the world. And for centuries there have been fringe groups claiming the end of the world is near. Some may even consider recent events as part of...
by Michelle Lindblom | Jan 17, 2022 | Journal
There are quite a few traditions that I have chosen to let go over the years. Some are just ridiculous to follow in the 21st century, while others have never or no longer serve me well. The Impetus of Patriarchal Traditions Of the many patriarchal tradition, the...
