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The Doorways We May Not Notice

Diana Clark
By: Diana Clark

Inspired by Rosemerry Trommer’s poem How It Is Now, this talk explores how noticing the small doorways of everyday life can help us move beyond habitual reactions and discover new possibilities for wise and compassionate responses.

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