by Lisa McCrohan | Mar 19, 2020 | Cultivating Compassion, grief, living with intention and purpose, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World, Soulful Poetry
When I first heard that the coronavirus affects the lungs, I tuned in. I was concerned for my mom because she is almost 70 and she has only one lung. When she was in her early twenties, she lost her mom, her dad, and her grandma within the span of a short time. Within...
by Lisa McCrohan | Mar 13, 2020 | Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World
With the coronavirus outbreak, there’s so much that can feel out of our control. There are many unknowns. Yet this time can be an OPPORTUNITY to bring out the best of humanity: – to take care of ourselves in ways that are truly nourishing – like slowing...
by Lisa McCrohan | Jan 29, 2020 | Cultivating Compassion, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World, Soulful Poetry
There we were – my son, my daughter, my friend, and her daughter – in our ski boots at night on the slope of a mountain searching for my phone. I had dropped it a few hours earlier while skiing. And now it was late, dark, and cold. We were talking to my...
by Lisa McCrohan | Sep 22, 2019 | Cultivating Compassion, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World, Soulful Poetry
The Gospel Within You There is a gospel within you that wants to be preached with words – possibly – but mostly with your body truth spoken through the way your feet stand firmly and confidently on the earth the way you t a k e u p s p a c e the way you are done...
by Lisa McCrohan | Oct 1, 2018 | Professional Development, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World, Soulful Poetry
Your Wings Why are you still playing small? Rise up, my Love. The nest you are in is too small for you. Jump out! Take a leap and fly! You were meant to soar. Your wings were meant to draw people’s eyes up to the heavens in awe. Lisa McCrohan, © 2018 I know so many...
by Lisa McCrohan | Sep 13, 2018 | living with intention and purpose, Regarding Our Children, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World
Two years after I had graduated from college, I discerned that I was going to work and live in solidarity with the marginalized. I didn’t want to just work at a free clinic and then go home to my nice apartment. I wanted to be alongside the marginalized. I looked into...
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