I just wanna pull the covers over my head
“I just wanna pull the covers over my head and go back to sleep.” For years I have used this as a throw-away line. Last Friday I actually tried it
Freedom is an act: John Lewis
It is nine months since we lost Elijah Cummings, and now John Lewis.
I have a fantasy that these gentle yet fierce lions of the Civil Rights Movement are having a fine re-union, and, putting aside their well-earned rest, they are together doing what they are able to do now to help us bend the arc towards justice from where they are.
An invitation to listen, and to hear
Feel free to read this on the fly: then set time to spend with yourself So the invitation this week is to listen, and to hear. At this point in
Racism: changing this river’s course
Forces whose timing and movement we cannot fathom and must act on Across the globe, a virus we cannot see exerts its gravitational pull towards safety, protection, distancing, isolation. We
White? Get acquainted with visceral awareness
I want to talk about what it means to be a white person “affected” by race Since we live in a universe that is based on relationships, we are continuously
Interesting, if true: 3 useful words
Interesting, if true: three useful words when facing uncertainty, sorting truth from fiction Among the most useful 3 words I have practiced over the years I learned from my healing
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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