Never More Beautiful

I come back to this talk over and over again.

Working on my forty-one things today, knocking down gods gone rampant and looking for the way through with invisible acts of compassion. How about you?

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12 Responses to “Never More Beautiful”

  1. Tess Says:

    I’d never heard of Chris Abani. Mind-blowing. Thank you.

  2. Elizabeth Says:

    Gracious Jen! Thanks for sharing this. Snniff!

    Also, for giving me more things to think about as in ” knocking down gods gone rampant…”

  3. BlueLikeTheSky Says:

    Thanks for another needed boost.

    My birthday is coming up in December. I’d best start compiling my list of fifty-one things.

  4. susan Says:

    wow. this was very moving. thanks for sharing, this is a poignant reminder of where our true power lies.

  5. bridge Says:

    What, really is there besides these acts?>

  6. marcy Says:

    Thank you Jen for softly and gently opening a window for all of us

  7. deb Says:

    Thank you for this, this reminder of what it is that matters in the world.

  8. Marybeth Says:

    I AM SPEECHLESS JEN
    if i knew how to post video to my blog i would put this there now.
    Love * peace
    MB

  9. mb Says:

    hey jen,

    i came here through my friend jeanette.

    anyway, thank you SO much for posting Chris Abani. I have not seen or thought about him in such a long time. He was an instructor at my university while i was getting my mfa. his presence was 9and is0 majestic. his spirit so large and booming and careful and rooted…i just loved being in the same room as him.

    you share such wonderment.

    mb

  10. QueerRose Says:

    A very moving reminder of what it is to be human. Thank you for posting this. QRx

  11. QueerRose Says:

    Hi Jen. Me again. I’d like to come back to this talk again and again too so, I hope you won’t mind if I copy it to my blog? Will be linking to you so that people know I where I found it. Have been thinking about it all day. QRx

  12. Larry Glover Says:

    A beautiful blog… full of what I call wild resiliency. Thanks for turning me onto Chris Abani’s TED talk, and for the love, trust and compassion you inspire in your writing.
    lg

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