Unravelling Shame

In this period between Lughnasadh and Samhain as we move from the light towards the darker half of the year, we invite you to join us to shine the light together into the darkness of the shame that we each carry.
In this period between Lughnasadh and Samhain as we move from the light towards the darker half of the year, we invite you to join us to shine the light together into the darkness of the shame that we each carry.
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Saoro caught up with David Farrell recently to talk about Men Rising Together & some advice for men on their healing journey
The Three Sisters system of planting originated with indigenous farmers in North America. Three plants - corn, beans and squash, each does a different job, like three sisters helping each other out.
My stumble then fall
Causes the usual pile-up—
Shock collides into Judgement
And thrusts her forward
To rear-end Shame
When I die This is what I wish Please sing to me Until your voices join
My Grief balloons And kindly freezes fast. This numb plunge Preserves the outward shape Stained and silent
There is no easy exchange At the lake of disremembering Where the pilgrim stones Poke sharp