must read. this book helped carry me through a big life change. they changed their name so here’s their IG.
Sep 2, 2024
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both books I read in book clubs this year that have definitely set me on a new trajectory in life. the only real common theme between them (one is about Marx’s unpublished ecological/economic work and one is about Mazlow’s unpublished expanded humanist psychology) is the theme of agency in service of communion.
individuals should strive to meet their needs and be their best/truest selves, but this also naturally allows them to aid others in meeting their needs and being their best/truest selves. this concept has been huge for me lately and I have these books to thank for that!
Dec 13, 2024
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This book changed my life when I was 16, reframing the way I think about daily challenges and the ebb and flow of life and such. There’s an effortless clear-pilledness to these words. I return to them often and keep a pocket-sized version in my backpack at all times. Chapter 11 resonates the most with me right now.
Feb 22, 2023
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this book is a true story about a therapist who starts going to therapy. you get to read about her experience and the experiences she has with her patients.
one of my favorite reads that i’ll recommend to anyone who’ll listen 💕 it brought me out of a really tough time and made me feel grown!
Mar 10, 2024
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Feb 6, 2025
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like actually talking to it. really connecting. not just using it. listening, asking questions, dialoguing. “what does this feel like?” “do you like this?” “does this feel bad?” “are you okay” “im sorry i didnt listen” ”you are right lets go eat” etc.
Sep 29, 2024
this is what i call those rare moments of deep understanding around significant life changes. like when something is super super hard and you’re struggling and its heavy but then there is this massive chasm in your heart and it feels like god just struck you with a lightening bolt of truth and you feel so much lighter. thats a god moment.
Sep 16, 2024