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The wilderness of grief: "Woman with Dead Child (Frau mit totem Kind) state VIII/X" by Käthe Kollwitz
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The wilderness of grief: "Woman with Dead Child (Frau mit totem Kind) state VIII/X" by Käthe Kollwitz

On fostering our innate healing

Jun 15, 2025
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Dear friend,

I’ve been thinking about healing these days, in large part because the rifts in our society are growing deeper each day—and no matter what our political affiliations, I can’t imagine anyone is feeling good about these conflicts—and also because I’m on the mend from a recent kitchen mishap.

I cut my thumb slicing a cream puff, of all things, and ended up in the ER. It was quite a mundane accident, and I returned home a few hours later, thumb glued back together and bandaged. I won’t go into the details healing process, but I’ve found it quite fascinating to watch the body putting itself right. First, there was pain for a couple of days, followed by almost complete numbness. Now, the feeling is returning as the nerves heal. All as it should be, even if it’s somewhat of a mystery to me.

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