In Lak’ech
Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo (You Are My Other Self)
Tú eres mi otro yo. You are my other me. Si te hago daño a ti, If I do harm to you, Me hago daño a mi mismo. I do harm to myself. Si te amo y respeto, If I love and respect you, Me amo y respeto yo. I love and respect myself.
Mayan-Inspired Poem, "Pensamiento Serpentino" Luis Valdez 1971
Takeaways From
My Daily Reading Challenge
Untamed by Glennon Doyle
“The thing that breaks your heart is the very thing you were born to help heal. Every world changer’s work begins with a broken heart.”
“What if I did choose my sexuality and my marriage and they are simply the truest, wisest, most beautiful, most faithful, most divine decisions I’ve ever made in my entire life?...And what if I demand freedom not because I was ‘born this way’ and ‘can’t help it’ but because I can do whatever I choose to do with my love and my body from year to year, moment to moment-because I’m a grown woman who does not need any excuse to live however I want to live and love whomever I want to love?”
Breathe Magazine Issue 35
Loved this idea of throwing an “imagination party” where you get colleagues and friends together to help solve problems-personal or professional-with a creative pooling of resources. Also, did you know there are 160,000 moth species?!
Tightrope by Amanda Quick