Michelleanne Bradley talks about feeling the anxiety of traveling.
Seeing people rush around the airport and the feelings that accompany that, she discusses how realizing the need to face people with kindness and compassion. This translates to everyday life, not only travel.
What if we not only take care of others with this compassion and grace, but what if we also take care of ourselves with that same grace?
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Columnist & Board Member at The Tattooed Buddha
Michelleanne Bradley is a sometime columnist, and always the behind the scenes cheerleader for Tattooed Buddha (think Little Bunny Foo Foo with pom poms). She was ordained into the Order of InterBeing by Thich Nhat Hanh in 2013, and also trained in the Vipassana Tradition. Michelleanne firmly believes that Grace bats last. She is a practicing Pagan and Buddhist in the San Diego area, where she lives with a menagerie of rescued companion animals, always questioning who rescued who. Michelleanne's focus has been on the role of women in Buddhism (really everywhere). She has done extensive work on recovery, and grief, as parts of practice. Michelleanne is a feminist, writer, founder and CEO of a consulting company, and she says fuck a lot.
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