Tag: compassion

  • Dichotomies of Youth

    It’s true that I have a critical view of the world and people. I probably should have trained to become a judge πŸ‘©πŸ½β€βš–οΈ as I hold individuals, including myself, to a high moral standard. Also, I am a constant observer, analyst, and commentator on human behavior. Often, this comes out as harsh, arrogant, and not…

  • Comfort in Isolated Community

    These days, my parents and I seem to be Skyping about every two weeks. Although they are still young at heart and generally fit, I do remind them that they aren’t getting any younger – much to their chagrin. (It’s my duty as a daughter to keep it real! ) Therefore, our regular catch ups…

  • The Self: Part 1

    The other day, I sat outside during my lunch break to enjoy the beautiful cool, but sunny day. I’m sure that last year at this time I lamented about people’s tendency to say that there are no longer four seasons in Japan, and that ‘fall’ is near non-existent. Yet, as I sat outside soaking up…

  • Limbs of Negativity

    Staying in the light when darkness threatens.

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