2026-07-19
The Power of Perspective and Growing Older
It’s funny, isn’t it? How we often only start to truly pay attention when something is shifting, when a familiar landscape begins to rearrange itself before ...
Hope
2026-07-17
Neurons Rethink: A New Understanding of Development
Sometimes, it feels like we think we have these big things figured out—the way a tree grows, how a baby learns to walk, or even just how the practice will ru...
2026-07-14
Imagining Her Future A Generational Echo
Sometimes, when I’m lying in bed at night, I find myself picturing my niece, Lily, all grown up. Not just a little older – like thirty, with a career she lov...
2026-06-30
The Muted Volume of Life
Sometimes it feels like I’m staring at a wall. Not a literal wall – though I’ve stared at plenty of those in different apartments across Chicago – but an inv...
2026-06-28
Mapping the Landscape Within
Sometimes, listening to music feels like a negotiation. Like I’m trying to convince my brain to feel something beyond the constant hum of… just *being*. The ...
2026-06-28
The Weight We Carry Finding Quiet Within
Sometimes, I think about how much we expect people to simply *carry* things – burdens, disappointments, pain. And then I remember my mother, who carried so m...