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When Goddard closed

By Meta Commerse My first impression was emotional.  Starting with a flood of memories.  My first trip up to the green hills.  The tiny synchronicities and ancestral interventions shoving me along to be sure I didn’t miss my connections.  No,…

Aging and dying in public

By Meta Commerse After going through the last decade or more with my mother’s aging, decline and eventual death, I had what felt like a mountain of impressions and thoughts to consider, take in and learn from.  There she was,…

For Roberta

By Meta Commerse Last night I enjoyed the treat of a lifetime in the PBS American Masters, Roberta Flack.  Its 90-minute documentary with stories/vignettes, its breathtaking collage of beloved images, and the music of my lifetime exuded from hers.  As Rev. Jackson…

A booger on my face

By Evan Richardson Putting energy into racial healing as a white woman has been an incredible journey in wellness for me.  For decades I focused on attending anti-racism trainings and workshops and reading book after book with the expectation that…