Sarah Langford Blog
Becoming a Source of Nourishment
How do we become a source of nourishment? (more…)
Living Attentively
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Awareness isn’t something that you keep in a box and use only for certain parts of your life. It’s all encompassing.
I Wish
There’s something in our nature that causes us to compare ourselves to others and it’s usually tied with an “I wish” statement. For a moment, replay your thoughts from the day and see if at any point you compared yourself to someone else, maybe wishing you had something of theirs—looks, money, career, family, etc. Now remember that quality of comparison.
The Weight of It All
In a culture where we cannot escape the concept of weight, dieting, portion control, body image, etc. it’s no wonder we have a screwed up relationship with food and our own bodies. We have in essence lost a sense of what it means to be nourished.
Falling in Love
I just recently started admitting to close friends that I struggled with an eating disorder in college. It has taken a long time to even be able to say it aloud. I’m still haunted by it.
Imperfectly Perfect
Nothing can ever be perfect. I used to think that was just something people told themselves to have an excuse not to work hard or put forth effort.