Tag Archives: Let Your Life Speak

“I could feel nothing except the burden of my own life and the exhaustion, the apparent futility, of trying to sustain it.”

Posted on June 8, 2018 by Kate Stover

This week, the Centers for Disease Control released a report that said that suicide rates in the United States have risen nearly 30% since 1999. With the issue of mental health in the news so frequently lately, I am looking … Continue reading →

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“The deepest vocational question is not ‘What ought I to do with my life?’”

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Kate Stover

Rather, Parker Palmer writes, the more important questions are: “What am I? What is my nature?” These questions are more important because they require more self-knowledge. This knowledge must include, Palmer writes, acknowledgement of our limits and our potentials.  Of … Continue reading →

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