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  • 3 weeks ago | spiritualityhealth.com | Keri Mangis

    I’ve nearly lost count of the number of things that make me anxious. I feel anxiety about my daughters living on opposite coasts, too far for me to help in a crisis. I have had more than the occasional panic attack thinking about how little we are doing to mitigate climate change. Then comes dread—a cousin of anxiety—when I witness the increasing frequency and intensity of “once in a lifetime” storms.

  • 1 month ago | spiritualityhealth.com | Keri Mangis

    Growing up, the best advice I ever heard for managing fear and anxiety was from The Brady Bunch. Jan is nervous about a presentation she has to give at school. Her dad suggests that when she’s standing in front of the class to give her speech that she picture the audience in their underwear.

  • 2 months ago | spiritualityhealth.com | Keri Mangis

    The best definition for perimenopause I have heard to date is “reverse puberty.” What a perfect way to describe what it is like to live in a body that is no longer comfortable or known! And it is a good reminder that this transition is not a series of rapid changes, but a gradual movement to a new normal. Plus, the more you look, the more you see how much puberty and menopause truly do have in common.

  • Nov 20, 2024 | medium.com | Keri Mangis

    Keri Mangis·FollowPublished inThe Dissident·8 min read·--And honestly, all the best people are. Photo by Ksenia Yakovleva on Unsplash“Sometimes madness seems like the only possible response to the insanity of the civilized world. Sometimes holding ourselves together is not an option, and the only way forward is to allow ourselves to fall apart. Sometimes anger and grief is a necessary precursor to transformation.”~Sharon Blackie, If Women Rose RootedWe do see the writing on the wall, do we not?

  • Nov 19, 2024 | medium.com | Keri Mangis

    And that means we don’t just “get back up again” — not quite yet. Keri Mangis·FollowPublished inThe Dissident·4 min read·--Photo by Chris Buckwald on UnsplashThe 16th-century mystic St. John of the Cross coined the term “dark night of the soul” while undergoing immense spiritual confusion and pain. In modern times, the term is often used in spiritual circles to describe the emptiness one feels after losing a sense of purpose, place, or identity.

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