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I decided to record a special episode due to a recent situation in my own life. I was on a flight from Los Angeles to Boston where a man threatened to take over the flight. I described the event that occurred, my thoughts on the subject, and trying to normalize that therapists also can be affected by situations, which brings back the past and other difficult emotions to process.
This episode was really personal to me and I hope my audience enjoys it.
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My social landscape does not look the way I expected it to a few years ago. Some of that comes on the heels of religious difference or political disagreement. And as sad as that stuff can be, it's also a bit cliche and predictable.
If I'm being honest, what's been harder, is recognizing that the more I've grown into who I am, and the more distance I've experienced between myself and people I was once connected to - those connections have been harder to let go of, as has been the familiarity I had with my former self. I felt some of these things before I was experiencing something like it in 2004, when I first heard the song, let go. And on the other side of a very strange season, marked by both grief and newness, I found myself liking where I was in life, and also tasting the bitterness of saying goodbye to what had been true, and had been comfortable before. So it is again today, and maybe you resonate with that feeling, I have a feeling you might. So is there beauty in the breakdown. That's what I'm counting on, in my relationships, my friendships, and that hope is part of what moved me in part, to track my interpretation of the song.
In the same way, my religious landscape does not look the way I expected it to a few years ago. And some of that comes on the heels of a healthy and fruitful process of growth and maturity. In fact, most of it actually comes on the heels of such maturity and growth, it's a good thing, that I'm experiencing some distance from what I used to think what I used to believe. Part of that maturation process has come with knowing that in order for God to truly be God, I have to let go of my hold on how I think God works and who I think God is. And I need to mean that prayer of Meister Eckhart in which he writes, God, rid me of God. The struggle here, though, is that I built a fair amount of life around some of those earlier conclusions and assumptions and knowings of God and I also developed some significant emotional practices. In response to what I knew about God, I don't want to be one of those folks who's trying to make Jesus king by force. But it has been difficult, it has been hard to let go of what I used to believe what I used to know and how I used to relate to God because of how much life I built around. What used to be, is there is beauty in the breakdown. That's what I'm counting on. And that hope is part of what moved me in this season to track my interpretation of that song.
My political landscape does not look the way I expected it to a few years ago. I have this key memory of a mentor of mine, saying to me about choosing a party, that yes, it's a conflict and it's a bit of a choice. And it comes with some contentious feelings within your own soul. So he says Pick a party, one that you resonate with maybe a tad more deeply, even though you will never feel fully at home in a political party then be a faithful and lovingly critical part of that party, while being aligned to the principles of the kingdom, which is bigger and deeper and broader and more beautiful than any party platform. And I've tried to do that. I've wanted to not just be a good neighbor, but also to set a tone of neighborliness in an environment that favors rightness and victory instead. But, and the nature and depth of sheer awfulness between human beings over the last few years has left me in a state of relative disorientation. It's not that I don't know who my neighbor is, it's that I don't feel like that word. Or the reality it points to means the same thing, or in some cases means much anything at all, to people around me. Even some of those people that I consider neighbors.
The practice here has been recognizing my experience of other people and the ideas they are moved by as exactly about my experience, to heed some form of wisdom and recognize the limitations of my perspective in relationship to the social world around me, the neighborhood around me, the systems around me, I can only know so much I can only care so much I can only see so far. And to believe that there is a capital S Something capital M more a something more Twitch, all of this striving and arguing and battling, eventually does come home. To believe that there is beauty, not just after, but in the breakdown. See, that's what I'm counting on. And that's part of what has moved me in this season of my life to track this interpretation of this song. It is a song in which I receive and hear a promise. That in the moment of the breakdown, as things are falling apart, as my expectations fall by the wayside, my plans disintegrate before my very eyes as I'm even leaning on my own coping mechanisms, instead of dealing with the reality of life changing in ways that I didn't want it to that there is a hope. I hope without specifics, I hope that there's something better if I can simply let go, of what I wanted, of what I had planned for, and what expected.
Jesus tells the story, this parable, it's one a lot of us are familiar with. It's called the parable of the mustard seed. And this that's the way the editors denoted this particular story in parable. And in Mark, the way it reads is, again, he said, What shall we say the kingdom of God is like what parable show use to describe it. It's like a mustard seed, which is the smallest of all seeds on Earth. And yet, when it is planted, it grows, and becomes the largest of all garden plants with such big branches that the birds can perch in its shade. And the elements of this parable for me that just keep coming back are twofold. The one is that it's a really small seed. And it's really easy to make this really cute oh house precious an idea that just this tiny little seed of faith, this tiny little seed can do so much. It's cute until the reality of one's life as actually boiled down to a very little bit of knowledge, a very little bit of hope and a very little bit of any smidgen of plan you might have been holding to begin with, it's a very different thing, when the hope you have for the future really is that small. But the parable takes it even further. Because what Jesus says is yet, when planted, because even that seed, even that little tiny thing that I hold in my hand, I have to put it in the ground and let it go. And trust it to a process that is beyond my knowledge, beyond my power and in many ways beyond my imagining. And that if I can do that, it grows and becomes the largest of all garden plants with such big branches that the birds can perch in its shade.
These plans I've made and these expectations that I've held to many of which I've built my life around, I'd held to and planned on from good intention. I've wanted to feel cared for and I've wanted to care for the world around me. And the season has come over the last few years in which if I really do want to feel held, I have to let go of the things that I'm holding in order to be held. And if I really do want to care for the world, I have to release the control I have over all these aspects of my life so that I can see those aspects of my life held by the one who holds all things together. I've had to let go and trust that there is a beauty in the breakdown beyond my even wildest and most deeply caring imaginings.
That's what I'm counting on.
And that is why in part, in this season of my life I've chosen to track this interpretation of the song
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So spannend wie ein Tatort - die ersten Runden der öffentlichen Anhörungen zum 6. Januar 2021 haben sich als wahres Must-See-TV herausgestellt. So haben wir diese Woche erfahren, dass Trump dem Rat seines betrunkenen Anwalts lieber gefolgt ist als den Ratschlägen seines restlichen „inner circles“. Dass er die große Lüge vom Wahlbetrug genutzt hat, um Millionen von Dollar an Spenden für Anwaltskosten einzusammeln, die aber nie dafür benutzt wurden. Und, dass Vizepräsident Mike Pence im Kapitol kurzzeitig nur 12 Meter von dem wütenden Mob entfernt war, der „Hängt Mike Pence!“skandierte. Aber, haben diese Erkenntnisse irgendwelche Auswirkungen auf die loyalen Trump-Fans? Sehen sie die Ereignisse dieses Tages und ihren Ex-Präsidenten nun anders? Und haben unsere Väter nun einen neuen Blick darauf?
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Hello friends, welcome to Curated Souls. I am your host, Lori Young. Today, I am excited. I've just spent a couple of moments, reading out some scripture and recording that. Because it led me to today's message, all about Loving One Another.
I originally thought that I might talk about self care, because May is Mental Health Awareness, I've kind of briefly spoken to you about my daughter, I also have ADHD, I have had some ups and downs with my cognitive abilities through ms which have led to understanding that I've got a bit of anxiety, and also just, you know, some depression that came after cancer. But when I sat down to start to write all that out, where it would be great, it wasn't the message inside me that God had. And so I asked God to give me a word and boy he delivered this morning. And so I just want to kind of break it down and share with you a little bit of hope, and encouragement. And a whole lot of grace, I hope will be given as I try and muster my way through this.
I know that this is mainly for an audience who feels like they have been pushed out, feels like they have been judged harshly, completely misunderstood, and completely not loved. And that is not where I think any of us should sit as judge and juror .
I know, right now, we've got some really hot topics, there's racism, there's the abortion thing that's overtaking everything. And there are a lot of things happening inside the church where people are leaving, whether it's deconstructing or have been hurt by the church or people of the church. And I'm always always, always saying that I don't want to stand against and tell you what I'm against. I want to tell you what I am for. And I think that that is so important. Because when we go talking about what we're against, we're automatically putting our minds and our bodies carry it fully. But our souls and our minds are automatically on the defense. I feel like there's enough fighting out there about who's right and who's wrong. And that is part of the problem. But today, I don't want to be a part of that fight. I want to be a part of the hope. I want to read to you some scriptures that got me to this message today. That took me away from self care and put me right in it, which is reading the truth.
Thank you so much for showing up today. I hope that somewhere in this 35 minutes that it all came together and that if you are the one struggling with your identity, or struggling with the fact that others think that you shouldn't be loved for who you are, for what you've done, for what color your skin is or where you live, I want you to know that ANYONE who loves God, He loves and you belong in the kingdom of God, you are His children. There's nothing that can take that from you. No one can steal that from you. Hold on to it with an unswerving hope. Knowing that you are extra- you're extra extra extravagantly LOVED!! I hope that brings you hope, hope that makes you feel held, and loved in a way that you have been longing for. And friends. I'm going to start a new community soon because I believe that if we started reading our Bible through the lens of that love that God commands, we might do a whole lot less fighting, and a whole lot more good in this world. And where our works is not our salvation. Our love certainly shows that we know who He is and He is in us. Keep doing good because your good heart, well, He loves it. Thank you.
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Opvoeding is natuurlijk niet een one size fit all. Maar ik heb wel de overtuiging dat met basisprincipes je een authentieke ouder kan zijn die met de uitdagingen van de opvoeding om kan gaan.
En soms is het zo gemakkelijk als de situatie vanuit een ander perspectief zien. Wat ik daarmee bedoel is dat door jezelf andere feedback te geven, de lat wat lager te leggen of jezelf een andere vraag te stellen, de situatie heel anders kan zijn.
Je kunt hierbij jezelf de vraag stellen: Ben ik op dit moment de held of the mentor voor mijn kind?
Iedereen wilt altijd de held zijn. Je identificeert jezelf met de held die voor de eind goed al goed zorgt. Dat is logisch en nogmaals dat wil iedereen.
Maar dit kan een valkuil zijn voor de opvoeding. Laat me het voorbeeld geven van een klant waarin we een situatie bespraken die zij meemaakte met haar zoontje.
Ze had haar zoontje van school opgehaald en op de terugweg naar huis vertelde hij dat er een vervelende situatie was gebeurt in de klas. Twee andere jongetjes hadden wat van hem afgepakt en ze hadden hem geduwd. Hij wordt verder niet gepest maar had hij hier nu wel een heel vervelend gevoel over. Moeder vond dit natuurlijk niet leuk om te horen maar moest een beslissing maken hoe ze er mee om zou gaan:
Nou wil ik niet zeggen dat dit of dat antwoord goed of fout antwoord is, maar ik wil deze situatie wel gebruiken om de held en mentor metafoor te verduidelijken.
Om te beginnen:
Het doel van de opvoeding is om:
En het mentor/held verhaal past in het derde punt: zelfverzekerdheid en veerkracht ontwikkelen bij je kind. Ik zei zojuist dat iedereen de held wilt zijn, dus jij als ouder maar ook jouw kind. Dus bij de voorbeeld acties zoals ik die benoemde die je kunt doen als ouder, kun je jezelf de vraag stellen: wie zou er in die situaties de held zijn?
Je kind heeft een probleem met andere jongetjes uit de klas. In plaats van de held te zijn, wat zou je kunnen doen om je kind de held te laten zijn en zelf de rol van mentor aan te nemen?
Het is belangrijk om niet direct het probleem voor je kind op te lossen, anders zou je de held zijn. Maar wat zou je dan wel kunnen doen om een mentor te zijn?
Veerkracht en zelfverzekerdheid ontwikkel je niet door in een gespreid bedje op te groeien
waarbij er nooit een tegenslag is en waar problemen altijd voor je worden opgelost. Je ontwikkelt dit door ruimte te geven aan het gevoel en deze vervolgens om te zetten in acties om het probleem zelf op te lossen.
Als ouder is er niks vervelender om te zien als je kind pijn of verdriet heeft. En daar wil ik je ook in erkennen hoe lastig zo’n situatie zou zijn. Maar als je je alleen focust om je kind direct beter te laten voelen, mis je een leer moment.
Daarom wil ik je vragen de volgende keer als je kind een probleem heeft of een negatieve emotie ervaart, dat je jezelf de vraag stelt: Wat kan ik doen om mijn kind de held te laten zijn van dit verhaal.
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