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Jayne
What do the American civil rights movement, an exiled monk's return visit to Vietnam, and a community of people trying to save an urban farm in L.A. have in common? According to Canadian documentary film-maker... More »
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"A spirituality that is only private and self-absorbed, one devoid of an authentic political and social consciousness, does little to halt the suicidal juggernaut of history. On the other hand, an activism that is not... More »
Jayne
Heart of the Treasure Valley - Idaho Statesman Article, Dec. 8, 2008 by Katherine Jones A t precisely 6 p.m., she opens the doors. More than 100 people are waiting outside to come into the... More »
Jayne
Two years ago, I worked seven nights a week at a homeless shelter and experienced more balance in my life than I have this year! This year, I’ve paired my work hours down to 40... More »
Jayne
Daniel Goleman , author of the New York Times bestseller Emotional Intelligence, talks about Compassion on this YouTube video. The essence of his talk is about helping and that we're all hard wired to help... More »
Jayne
I have been working to understand compassion and learn how to apply it in my work and life for the past several years. Recently, however, I’ve been looking at compassion from a different perspective. When... More »
Jayne
We all have the experience of suffering within our lives – even if we have found our way out of suffering to one extent or another. We have people in our families – people we... More »
Jayne
Mother Antonia is a Catholic sister who has lived the past 25 years in a cell at La Mesa in Tijuana, Mexico, one of Mexico’s most notorious prisons, caring for the inmates. Mother Antonia... More »
Jayne
Two years ago, I consciously began walking the path of sacred service. I was a nun in a contemplative spiritual order for about 4 years when I had the opportunity to serve in a deeper... More »
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