The Power of Story in Intentional Healing
Addressing Meaningful Questions, Practicing CircleOur stories can readily become the most powerful guides we can find to intentional healing.
Dropping in for a Cup of Tea and a Circle of Two
Addressing Meaningful Questions, Practicing CircleAs humans, we are happier and healthier if we have someone to talk to when we need it. For people who are newly diagnosed, grieving, at a turning point, or simply needing to connect, we offer circles of two at Healing Circles Langley.
The Healing Power of Love
Accessing Emotion, Addressing Meaningful Questions, In Your CommunityA terminal diagnosis led to 10 lessons on love and the start of Healing Circles Langley.
The Circle is Big Enough
Addressing Meaningful Questions, Front Page, Front page post, Practicing CircleA circle is big enough for all of us. For all parts of us. And for all stages of our life journeys.
Deeply Buried
Accessing Emotion, Addressing Meaningful Questions, Coming together post, Discovering Self through the ArtsOne man’s unwavering courage to heal his unattended sorrow changed many lives.
Healing Circles as a Place of Refuge
Addressing Meaningful Questions, Front Page, Front page postAt the bottom of every waterfall or cataract—regardless of how wide, how tall, how thunderous—is an eddy. This is a place of refuge where the current turns back on itself, the river flows upstream, and time itself seems to stop.
Depth without Digging
Addressing Meaningful Questions, In Your HomeAfter one circle struggled and ended, Commonweal Cancer Help Program alumni found a way to build a circle that lasts.
Everyday Prayers
Addressing Meaningful QuestionsEvery day—every day—I wake up wanting it to be different than it is.
The Spirit in Everyday Life
Addressing Meaningful QuestionsMilagros have been used for centuries throughout Latin America and represent the universality of humans acknowledging the presence of spirit in everyday life.
Longing to Leave
Addressing Meaningful Questions, UncategorizedI long to leave. Easily, quickly, with little to no preparation. To go from pajamas into jeans and an old friendly sweatshirt, my feet slipped into clogs or flip-flops, a quick brush through my hair—or not—a smoosh of clear gloss on my lips.