my roots go down (on freedom during a time when so many are enslaved)

By Jen Peer Rich -- This is not a revolution where we ask for equal rights, or we negotiate for freedom within the framework of dualism and dominance, this is a revolution in which freedom is experienced as a living reality, a reality that has simply been overlooked. Freedom is lived tacitly in the psyche. This quality of freedom is unbound, thus, the position of the dominator becomes irrelevant. It becomes forceless.

November 10, 2016

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    'orderby'   => 'rand',
    'posts_per_page' => 5, 
    );
 
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    $string .= '</ul>';
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} else {
 
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}
 
return $string; 
} 
 
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my roots go down (on freedom during a time when so many are enslaved)

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