What we memorialize, what we erase
What we memorialize, and how, profoundly shapes our world. You wouldn’t know there was a vet in my family history My cousin Harv was serving in the U.S. Army when
Due to emerge: cicadas and me
I may be wrestling with a whole new round of decisions about how to emerge from Pandemic isolation. But for the 17-year cicadas, emerging is a no-brainer: any day now
Passover in the wake of plague: 2021
Passover in the wake of Covid-19 It is time for the Great Annual Story-telling of the Exodus, and time to revisit the grand sweep of my personal and tribal freedom.
Vaccination Envy: Won’t Anyone Card Me?
I’m over 75! Please card me. Please! Vaccination envy. Really. Having made many adjustments, (and maladjustments!) to Pandemic conditions eleven months ago, the prospect of more change, more decisions, when and
On Black Bodies in A Groundhog Year
After ten months of privileged, demanding, yet hardly ruinous self-isolation, time is losing its grip on my White Body. One day is so much like another that I have ordered
Help bring back the world
Impeachment Redux: the House has impeached the sitting President a second time – – a necessary and insufficient action to rectify events, the extent of which will not be even
About Sara
Sara Eisenberg is a healer, herbalist, activist and elder. A life-long learner, Sara draws on her many years of questioning, practice, training, and experience as a guide, facilitator and educator in community, academic, and spiritually-based settings. She is the founder of A Life of Practice, her online home where she integrates her work in Nondual Kabbalistic Healing, Herbal Medicine and Radical Inquiry with A Life of Practice©. She meets with clients in her Baltimore office and online.
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