I was startled out of a deep sleep early this morning by tsunami warnings on all of my digital devices. Living so close to the ocean, and having no experience… Read More
All posts by Karen Erlichman
Holding on and Letting Go
Recently I read this blogpost shared by grief care specialist Megan Devine in which she is interviewed about the emotions held and reflected in the belongings of those loved ones… Read More
I Shall Be Released
Earlier this week on Rosh Hashanah, the family gathered to celebrate, eat and share the ritual of Tashlich. We talked about the heart of the ritual, to release things from… Read More
Bringing It All Together: Spiritual Direction, Feminism and Radical Healing
On Wednesday, March 31, 2021, I will be leading an online learning session for Spiritual Directors International’s online course about Feminist Perspectives on Spiritual Direction and Companionship. I’m honored to… Read More
Connect and Protect
Two of our primal instincts as humans are to connect and protect. We need safety and intimacy, closeness and security, breathing alone and breathing with others. Some people need connection… Read More