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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A sometimes Yin sometimes Yang climate health advocate, reading Thich Nhat Hanh, unlyrically speaking of the Arts, Muses of Communication, creating resiliently wealthy Community, S/he warmly considers Why is such a simple book so difficult to remember, and breathfully incarnate? Soaring through each chapter for the third time in less than an historic decade, She notices before "Art of Communicating" Thich Nhat Hanh wrote Science of "Fear." Fears about courageously communicating even within our left and curious right hemispheres about either/or thought v feeling dominating Western sciences for dualistic cognitive nature v emotive spirit research overpowering both/and Eastern acts of compassion, compression expansion S/he holds these sacred communion keys close within his vest, listening for peaceful control of that which leaves her listening impassioned nest. She speaks harmonic mantras for love of understanding when suffering arises so too do fear and stressed out waiting ominous boredom, without nurtured lives of courage climate planning. Despite lapse of peaceful memory, s/he's more mindful now of vocational communions in global interweaving communities continuing resilient international health communication When s/he practices zen re-reads time re-practices curious compassions overwhelming Western fear-filled praxis.
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