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Signs Around Town (My First Time Out of the House in Two Weeks)
Was to visit and get seedlings to fill out the garden at Cultivate the City (cultivatethecity.com, @cultivatethecity).
What kind of society do want as we come through the pandemic (recognizing the privilege it is to be able to ask this question)?


Kuan Yin Calmly Observes Snow Removal

The goddess serene, the labor of mundane chores, the violence and turmoil of the coup in progress.
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State of the Garden
Here’s the garden after the thunderstorm. Please take some healing, grounding breaths and then take action about increasing federal military presence in cities with peaceful protests.

Found Exhortation
At first glance, th e exhortation to love all and serve all (Ram Das has said Neem Karoli Baba gave him advice like that) may seem unreasonable and perhaps impossible.
But the exhortation to love doesn’t require liking all or associating with all or tolerating the behavior of all.
And serving all does not mean doing so without boundaries. Sometimes a thoughtful refusal or a limit on giving others what they ask for is the highest service we can offer.





