By Jennifer Buergermeister, MA, RYT, DD, C Ht. The brain is a complex organ so uniquely capable of holding information, it is often compared to the holographic nature of a computer chip in its ability […]
Tag: psychology
Painful Interactions
by Dorian Martin for Jennyoga The holiday season is quickly approaching. While so many advertisements project this season as a time of family unity and love for all, these gatherings can have a dark side. […]
Breaking Bed
Yesterday was a difficult day. I found out that my ex boyfriend has a new girlfriend (totally expected, sad, but not the issue). He is taking his daughter over to her house to “spend” the night with […]
Condemnation Does Not Liberate.
“The wound is where the light enters you.” ~ Rumi We’re smart and we have it ALL figured out. Right? Then we read or hear another’s perspective and suddenly we feel like an ass. We become the jackass […]
Facing The Wolf
Facing the Wolf: An interpretation of little red ridinghood, Kali, Individuation, and the Primordial Unconscious Jennifer Buergermeister, MA © 2015 (revised from July 24, 2010) We surround ourselves by the systems we have created. All systems are connected and permeate into every […]
Bees and Bridges – Connecting is Bee-autiful
Bees and Bridges – Connecting is Bee-autiful Owning our actions initiates continual reflection from within without any sorrow of its presence. To bee, or not to bee. Symbol that bridged a few of us in grad school with pivotal moments of […]
Standing at the Riverbank
Standing at the Riverbank – by Jennifer Buergermeister Once I had a dream that I was standing at a riverbank. I posed a question: how can I make a difference in the lives of the cancer patients […]
Hearts Burning on the Trail of Tears
Love is not a victory march. It’s a cold and it’s a broken hallelujah. Leonard Cohen In life, especially where love may grow, there is never effort without error and shortcoming. Vulnerability, the prerequisite to […]
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