One Hard Thing Substack
LynnIt is one hard thing to survive. I've done that. Now I want to live.
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Acknowledgement of life
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But first, the power flowing upward shocking in its eagerness ready curli...
In summary
So here I am.
I started writing here in February 2025, and dove rather deeper than I expected underneath the topics I introduced at the beginning. Safety, regulation, engagement, but then…de-escalation techniques, relational ground rules,...
a geometric progression
I just feel so happy about this way of allowing reality to enfold me, gently, without me having to fight it, limit it, place myself under or over other people, or elements of truth itself…
Not to restate what I am thinking through today to...
Sorting out the solutions (to needs for support)
I suppose it’s my occupational therapy habit of task analysis - breaking things down to the smallest possible analytical elements so we can fiddle with the variables and succeed with a minimum of change necessary - that is making me fixate...
Location, orientation, energy
I’m playing with this whole landmarking sort of idea I have. I’m trying to experiment with thinking of myself differently, as being in reality, but also being a very powerful part of reality. It’s a reframe with consequences.
Instead of tr...
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I find myself where faith, science, art, and nature play together - the only possible outcome is paradox (and of course, poetry)
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