It was in Maria Popova's Marginalian which I have read for years where I first learned of Susan Cain's Bitter-sweet (and later Quiet) after my wife died suddenly. Susan's book had much to do with my getting through it all. In her "Teachings" on my refrigerator door "We transcend grief only when we realize how connected we are with all the other humans who struggle to transcend theirs." I could go on...
This sounds wonderful… unfortunately 10:00 a.m. on Sundays is right in the middle of my biggest workday.... is it possible to take them in later (if we are paid subscribers)?
So excited about the your upcoming line-up. Sharon Salzberg was my first introduction to mindfulness meditation 25 years ago. It will be wonderful to be there for that connection. And I’m thrilled for the chance to meet Suleika too. Thank you for making my day, my week, my year.
I can remember always wanting to be a nurse. When the Guidance counselor at Cathedral H. S. Called me in , I told her there wasn’t enough money to go to college, she asked, What did I want to be? A nurse. So she suggested a hospital
school of nursing: St. Mary’s. And I applied, had great recommendation letters, and spent 3 yrs. there, and loved almost every minute of it. I was part of a group, belonged, and made life-long friends.
Thank you so much for all you do with these arrangements. I really look forward to these “lighting the candle” times with so many others. Feel part of a very rewarding group!
At some point you might consider a "Chat" with Maria Popova (The Marginalian). The two of you create an intense and deeply reflective and mindful space.
You are too lovely to attend so thoughtfully to all the replies. It really did give me a special joy to see my Susan Cain "like" 💜
I hope our community grows to such numbers that you are able to delegate "like" duties to a trusted, like-minded representative 🥰 !*(*emoji translation: I'm available! Fluent in emoji would be a job requirement, happily a box I check off.)
I hope the time will be ok with me. However, Susan the time which fits you. No worries, even if I can’t watch it, I can watch when you send it to us. Thanks to instil the happiness in our hearts.
Thank you for sharing Susan!
Hi am ok
Even the Title Candle light Sundays it’s simply meant to be
Hello And Oh My How Absolutely Dreamy this all sounds I would love to join in for curtain
Hi how are you
What a line up woohooo. Thank you Susan, you rock!
It was in Maria Popova's Marginalian which I have read for years where I first learned of Susan Cain's Bitter-sweet (and later Quiet) after my wife died suddenly. Susan's book had much to do with my getting through it all. In her "Teachings" on my refrigerator door "We transcend grief only when we realize how connected we are with all the other humans who struggle to transcend theirs." I could go on...
So Very True indeed
Goosebumps. I’m so sorry for your loss, Richard (and grateful that Bittersweet could have helped a little).
I have come to look forward to these candlelight Sundays. Thank you Susan 💛🌟
You’re welcome, Karen!
very excited to hear you and suleika 💜you should invite ingrid too, and mari andrew💜🦋🌴📚
This sounds wonderful… unfortunately 10:00 a.m. on Sundays is right in the middle of my biggest workday.... is it possible to take them in later (if we are paid subscribers)?
Yes! We always email out the replays, about a week later, and you can watch and listen any time you’d like.
So excited about the your upcoming line-up. Sharon Salzberg was my first introduction to mindfulness meditation 25 years ago. It will be wonderful to be there for that connection. And I’m thrilled for the chance to meet Suleika too. Thank you for making my day, my week, my year.
Well it makes my day to hear this - thank you, Amy!
I can remember always wanting to be a nurse. When the Guidance counselor at Cathedral H. S. Called me in , I told her there wasn’t enough money to go to college, she asked, What did I want to be? A nurse. So she suggested a hospital
school of nursing: St. Mary’s. And I applied, had great recommendation letters, and spent 3 yrs. there, and loved almost every minute of it. I was part of a group, belonged, and made life-long friends.
If I can stop one heart from breaking,
I shall not live in vain,
If I can ease one life the aching
Or cool one pain or help one fainting robin
Unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain.
Emily Dickinson
10 am marking my calender..Thank you for allowing me to join..🙏
Thank you so much for all you do with these arrangements. I really look forward to these “lighting the candle” times with so many others. Feel part of a very rewarding group!
At some point you might consider a "Chat" with Maria Popova (The Marginalian). The two of you create an intense and deeply reflective and mindful space.
That would be amazing
I suggested the same a few weeks back! would love it!
That is a FANTASTIC idea.
You are too lovely to attend so thoughtfully to all the replies. It really did give me a special joy to see my Susan Cain "like" 💜
I hope our community grows to such numbers that you are able to delegate "like" duties to a trusted, like-minded representative 🥰 !*(*emoji translation: I'm available! Fluent in emoji would be a job requirement, happily a box I check off.)
Seriously, thank you for being you. Just love.
Thanks dear Susan!
I hope the time will be ok with me. However, Susan the time which fits you. No worries, even if I can’t watch it, I can watch when you send it to us. Thanks to instil the happiness in our hearts.