Liz’s Substack
Liz KinchenMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | lizkinchen.substack.com |
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ChatGPT - What?!
I used to have a dismissive if not disapproving attitude toward ChatGPT – the AI-driven chatbot (technical term) so widely used for fast information gathering. What can take hours of Google searches and link-following can now be done for us...
Hunger and Thirst
I’ve been thinking about that energy of wanting, of craving, of leaning forward into what’s not here, the energy of grasping after and clinging onto, of holding on tightly so things don’t slip away. This is sometimes called desire, but I li...
Life: Not Permanent, Perfect, or Personal
Someone suggested that I write a follow-up to my last essay about my unexpected arm pain, and let you know how things are now, several weeks later. So many of you expressed concern, which was lovely and kind – thank you!
How do we ‘Let Go’?
I woke up the other morning and couldn’t move my right arm without wrenching pain. What is this?? I wasn’t aware of hitting it or injuring it, but something happened in the night, and now I couldn’t use my dominant arm. The day ahead includ...
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Liz Kinchen is a writer, meditation teacher, and Buddhist practitioner. Her debut memoir, Light in Bandaged Places: Healing in the Wake of Young Betrayal, portrays her spiritual journey from childhood loneliness and young betrayal to wholeness.
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