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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Be Your Warrior Self
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Anytime it seems the world is coming against me for no good reason, I have a friend who reassures me that I’m being prepared for something greater. I am a warrior, a pioneer, and no good … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Career, Change
Tagged career advice, career development, coaching for women, Narrative Ecopsychology
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Climate Change Mistiming
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Naomi Klein’s article, The Change Within, published in Cascadia Weekly was a great way to illustrate the issues with timing that climate change is causing. The key illustration is when animals who have not adjusted as … Continue reading
Sacred Warrior
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux In looking over my notes for the posts I want to write I unintentionally put two words together: Sacred Warrior. If I were to invite you to be a Sacred Warrior, what would I be asking … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Ecology, Ecopsychology, Life, Life of Purpose, Reflection
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Whispers Beyond the Boundary
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Sacred is what is private. It requires permission to enter, and still, few recognize the significance of what it means to be allowed to enter. This was what I realized on an intentional walk when I … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Coaching, Ecopsychology, Physical Environment, Wilderness
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Spring Rain
Spring rain is the sudden falling of water softly from the sky. Soft, not like a mist, more like the tapping on the arm by a friend. Soft enough to make the tulips dance but not so hard as to … Continue reading
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Rain
It doesn’t help to wish it wasn’t raining. It is what it is. What matters is what you do with…or in…the rain.
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