Healing Conversations from the Front Lines of Activism
Liza J. RankowInsight and inspiration at the intersection of healing, spirituality, and social transformation.
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The Urging of Your Soul
Dear Friends, I greet you in peace and hope you are as well as possible in these times. I’m trying something a little different for this month’s Reflection post—adding an audio version (just below the photo). Please let me know if you find ...
Sandhya Jha: The Wisdom Between Us
Dear Friends, I greet you with tenderness in these very un-tender times, and hope you are staying connected to whatever sustains you. A warm welcome to recent subscribers, and a reminder to all that the first Sunday of each month I post a s...
Reimagine Democracy
I have always been somewhat cynical about democracy-talk. Mostly because in the United States, despite our rhetoric, we don’t actually have a democracy—have never had one. So when I was invited by Faith Matters Network, an organization I lo...
Jakada Imani: Freedom is a Constant Practice
Greetings Friends, this month’s Healing Conversation features Jakada Imani. His lifelong commitment to racial and economic justice led him to an experience of spiritual opening that transformed his approach to activism.
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Dr. Liza J. Rankow is an interfaith minister, educator, activist, and writer. Her lifework centers the deep healing that is essential to personal and social transformation.
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