“…the work of spiritual care is getting in touch with our own humanness, our own softness, that inherent divinity inside of us, not only for ourselves but also so that we can begin to get in touch with it in others.”
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"Spiritual direction helps perfectly imperfect human beings tap into their OWN knowing and their own definition of divinity and spirit."
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A poem celebrating the mystery and blessing of darkness in honor of the winter solstice.
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Our world needs spiritual leaders who are done “playing nice.” We cannot disappear into a neutral, passive “niceness” that spiritually bypasses the reasons people often seek care in the first place.
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In 2008, my friend Ed Cardoza founded Still Harbor to spiritually support people on the frontlines of movements for justice. Showing up whole and grounded in the face of systems of oppression, violence, and suffering can take a heavy toll…
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I wasn’t supposed to be a spiritual director. I don’t fit the mold of most people in the field. I’m not ordained. I didn’t go to divinity school. I haven’t spent most of my life pursuing a path to formal spiritual leadership. I found spiritual direction by accident.
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