An appropriate boundary is that invisible line that separates you from the rest of the world. 
Within your boundary is that personal space where you feel safe and secure. In healthy relationships, where neither person needs to control the other, both partners understand fairness and the other person’s needs. They grant each other the right to have psychological space and look out for small ways to create happiness for the other person. However, some may choose to abuse this fundamental right.
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Women’s Resource Center Grand Traverse Donation
We are deeply grateful to Karen and Terry Swejkoski of the Conscious Clarity Center and the Satsang meditation group for their incredibly thoughtful donation of hygiene items for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
These generous gifts go beyond supplies – they remind survivors that they are seen, supported, and not alone. Thank you for standing with survivors and helping create a community of compassion and healing.
Want to support or learn more about the Women’s Resource Center’s work?
Visit us at: https://www.womensresourcecenter.org
Bullying Epidemic
This morning, I read a story about a little nine-year-old girl that committed suicide due to the trauma of the current Bullying Epidemic in the world. The loss of this beautiful child’s life is so tragic, but equally tragic is that she experienced bullying in the first place.
It is my hope that our societal misunderstanding of the increasing bullying epidemic be brought to the forefront of what is no longer acceptable. No child should ever experience bullying – period.
The only way to eradicate this current increasing bullying epidemic is to bring awareness to the fact that bullies are “created” by social influences and egoistic control dramas that perpetuate our culture.
There are many excellent books available which explain some of the dynamics leading to this increasing bullying epidemic. One excellent resource into bringing light to understand this tragedy is “Bullies Need Help Too! – Lesson Plans for Helping Bullies and Their Victims” by author Lynne Namka, Ed. D. Please take a few moments to review this excellent book.