Explore the Edge: Root & Web, a series of blog articles on conflict as a transformer by Lola Wilcox.
Photo: Egypt. Pyramids. The land of Goshen with pyramids in the distance. 1950. Matson (G. Eric and Edith) Photograph Collection. Library of Congress. Swearing [...]
Photo by Jen Theodore, Unsplash The year turns again to All Hallows, the last days of October and first of November. [...]
Photo Credit: Ivan Maljarenko, Unsplash I was a child when the first TV came to our neighborhood. Everybody went to [...]
Photo by Max Panamá on Unsplash In past blogs I’ve cycled the seasons by the dates of the northern hemisphere; [...]
A girl, fully context aware, leaps across both land and safety margins. We are making similar leaps today across multiple chasms. [...]
Photo by Adam Wyman on Unsplash A Story About Resilience Here’s the Bucket of Crabs story as it was told to me [...]
A fool, a fool. I met a fool i’ the forest, A motley fool. (Jaques, As You Like It, Act 2 Scene 7) If [...]
When I first began thinking about Shakespeare’s King Lear and arrogance, I looked in the text for the youngest daughter’s response to her father’s [...]
My Shakespearian actor husband, Chuck Wilcox, began his Boulder Colorado Shakespeare Festival career playing Kent in King Lear. Kent is a truth-telling peer and [...]
Many personal conflicts seed and grow from conscious and unconscious acceptance of ancestral conflicts. Until we understand our inheritance we can be trapped inside [...]
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