The Evolution from Anger to Spiritual Activism

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This post about my evolution to spiritual activism is the third in a three part series. You can read part one here and part two here:
In 1998 I discovered Yoga, Buddhism and Meditation. Over time, they became my self-care and then my spiritual practices.
Buddhism began to transform the way I saw the world, other people and myself. Compassion became a major intention in my life– along with concepts like interconnection and non-attachment. My relationship to activism began to shift.
My desire for change began to come from a place of love and compassion instead of anger and judgement.
I still ache to heal our world.
But I’ve discovered another way to to go about activism, what I call Pro-Activism, commonly called Spiritual Activism or Engaged Buddhism. Read More
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