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Category Archives: lovingkindness
The Truth about So Many Things
First of all, I am interested in healing. Why else would I rant on and on about psychotherapy and its ineffectiveness as a model? I mean, outside of the fact that I’m a writer, and I object to famous psychotherapists … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Healing/therapy, lovingkindness, meditation
Tagged healing, changing my life, the anti-therapy guru
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Starting Over
Sometime in the last couple months I started thinking about the whole concept of fresh start, starting over, re-imagining myself, re-creating my life. I was obsessively watching Netflix tv and got caught up in the show Break-Out Kings, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, lovingkindness, meditation, nature of the universe
Tagged changing my life, meditation
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Right Intention OR Back to Buddhism We Go
While my partner and I were in San Francisco, we did a day of let’s just see what happens. It was my day to pick what we did, and I decided I didn’t want to plan. Mind you, I spent … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, grief, lovingkindness
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Up from the Dregs?
After all this rage/mindbody/urgh I feel I should say something spiritual. Spiritual. That’s all I’ve got. Off to meditate and write some more about rage….. Metta for me. Today, I need it.
Saint John the Divine in Iowa–To Be or Not to Be
I am discouraged. Which is not to mention tired, sick (I have a cold) and emotionally spent from writing about rage even though I STILL don’t have back pain. So I am considering next moves. Certainly I should meditate and … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, career, Film, lovingkindness, meditation, mind body connection
Tagged back pain, meditation, Saint John the Divine in Iowa
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Nantucket Flight, Acting, Mind/Body, and the Rocking Acting Class…the day before 9/11/11
So. I will say this about the mind/body stuff: I am, at this moment, procrastinating about writing about rage. It is still morning, right? At 11:37am. I have 15 minutes to put in this morning. Or soon. And I will … Continue reading
Posted in acting, Buddhism, love, lovingkindness, mind body connection, mine, nature of the universe, relationships, teaching
Tagged back pain, Buddhism, grief, healing, mind body
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The Four Letter Word
is….RAGE. I can’t believe I’m journaling about this. I can’t believe the stuff I’m saying. I thought I was self-aware, but OH MY GOD I am more insane than I thought I was! Mind/body syndrome may lead to some other … Continue reading
Day 7!!!!! Yay!
Since this is the last day of blogging about my faults, I find myself with quite the decision. Of the cornucopia of remaining faults, there are the sometime faults. You know, the things probably everyone struggles with feeling and acting … Continue reading
Posted in couples therapy, Healing/therapy, lovingkindness, relationships
Tagged couples therapy, humility, intimacy, Ms. Fix-It, The C Word
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Pride–If You’re Writing About Humility, You Might As Well Take On Its Opposite
Fault #6: Pride. This one is interesting. Because I have a lot of pride, but some of it is about dignity, and holding onto myself under pressure, and the refusal to back down when I truly believe in something. Pride … Continue reading
Posted in acting, Catholic upbringing, Healing/therapy, injustice, lovingkindness
Tagged couples therapy, healing, humility, intimacy
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The Exercise in Humility, Fault 4: Can’t End Anything!
I don’t know exactly how to name this fault. There’s a great saying though: Anything I’ve let go of has claw marks on it. The truth is, I hate endings. Many therapists in many countries would tell me I have … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Healing/therapy, lovingkindness, meditation, Uncategorized
Tagged abandonment, endings, grief, healing, loss, rejection, Six Feet Under, WHEN CHILDREN GRIEVE
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