This piece is from Rev. Terri Stewart’s blog, “Clocked Monk.” It’s an acknowledgement of someone who is involved in doing some rather controversial work regarding civil rights and the justice system. J.D.
Sunny Sunday: Moving to Action
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this was uncomfortable in a good way! Wonderful post!
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Thanks! It is always good to challenge our own boundaries. It brings growth, greater understanding, and hopefully loving kindness.
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Making others uncomfortable is a way to call into responsibility those who capitulate to a system and then give it the “fallacy of misplaced concreteness”. We invent these concepts; we can also change them while acting like human beings, responsive to nuance and individual circumstance. I like the “shenanigator” portmanteau. 😉
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I love me some shenanigators! I think it is why I focus on spiritual practices so much because it strengthens me to go out and do my own shenanigans.
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