Glen Phillips

Well, and David White talks about it even with anger. He says anger, when removed... He has a book called Consolations. He's a great poet, and he talks about anger, when removed from its initial flush of violence, tells us what we most care about and are most passionately willing to protect. And... So grief, anger, loss, these things inform us what we love.

And the good thing about love is that's a spring that always fills up. And so even if you lose the closest person, which people do, people have, people do every day. If you lose your child, if you like, there are wounds that don't ever heal and don't ever have to heal, but they don't actually also have to limit our capacity to continue to love and grow and deepen into the other things we love.

And the good thing about love is that's a spring that always fills up. And so even if you lose the closest person, which people do, people have, people do every day. If you lose your child, if you like, there are wounds that don't ever heal and don't ever have to heal, but they don't actually also have to limit our capacity to continue to love and grow and deepen into the other things we love.

And the good thing about love is that's a spring that always fills up. And so even if you lose the closest person, which people do, people have, people do every day. If you lose your child, if you like, there are wounds that don't ever heal and don't ever have to heal, but they don't actually also have to limit our capacity to continue to love and grow and deepen into the other things we love.

And since my divorce, I have had to reconcile the loss of the home that I had when my kids were growing up, community we had around us when they were young, the beauty they brought into my life. A sense of purposeness that I still have not found anything to replace. But I also know that I love that sense of purpose. I love having that home that is an invitation.

And since my divorce, I have had to reconcile the loss of the home that I had when my kids were growing up, community we had around us when they were young, the beauty they brought into my life. A sense of purposeness that I still have not found anything to replace. But I also know that I love that sense of purpose. I love having that home that is an invitation.

And since my divorce, I have had to reconcile the loss of the home that I had when my kids were growing up, community we had around us when they were young, the beauty they brought into my life. A sense of purposeness that I still have not found anything to replace. But I also know that I love that sense of purpose. I love having that home that is an invitation.

I love caring for others and creating environments where people can care for each other. And in some ways, I've done things that are analogous to that in terms of just setting an environment. The live streams I did during COVID, which were initially just I wanted to do something to pass the time, and I ended up doing three charity live streams a week.

I love caring for others and creating environments where people can care for each other. And in some ways, I've done things that are analogous to that in terms of just setting an environment. The live streams I did during COVID, which were initially just I wanted to do something to pass the time, and I ended up doing three charity live streams a week.

I love caring for others and creating environments where people can care for each other. And in some ways, I've done things that are analogous to that in terms of just setting an environment. The live streams I did during COVID, which were initially just I wanted to do something to pass the time, and I ended up doing three charity live streams a week.

And I think we ended up raising a total over the period of time like $250,000, $250,000 for different charities. Just... going and playing songs, and I would find a charity, vet it out, put up a donation button, and just play three shows a week. And out of the chat in that, they call themselves the Squirrels, this group of people found each other,

And I think we ended up raising a total over the period of time like $250,000, $250,000 for different charities. Just... going and playing songs, and I would find a charity, vet it out, put up a donation button, and just play three shows a week. And out of the chat in that, they call themselves the Squirrels, this group of people found each other,

And I think we ended up raising a total over the period of time like $250,000, $250,000 for different charities. Just... going and playing songs, and I would find a charity, vet it out, put up a donation button, and just play three shows a week. And out of the chat in that, they call themselves the Squirrels, this group of people found each other,

started supporting each other through deaths in their families, people dying of COVID, their own illnesses, and this community of people that kind of started online and has continued in real life of people taking care of each other. I love it that those things can...

started supporting each other through deaths in their families, people dying of COVID, their own illnesses, and this community of people that kind of started online and has continued in real life of people taking care of each other. I love it that those things can...

started supporting each other through deaths in their families, people dying of COVID, their own illnesses, and this community of people that kind of started online and has continued in real life of people taking care of each other. I love it that those things can...

spontaneously be generated and and think is Joanna Macy, like in writing about active hope, writes about optimism being passive, right? Everything's going to be fine. Don't need to do anything. Pessimism being passive. Everything's shit. I don't have to do anything. Hope. saying you don't know the outcome, but you know the work towards the outcome you want. So you do the work.

spontaneously be generated and and think is Joanna Macy, like in writing about active hope, writes about optimism being passive, right? Everything's going to be fine. Don't need to do anything. Pessimism being passive. Everything's shit. I don't have to do anything. Hope. saying you don't know the outcome, but you know the work towards the outcome you want. So you do the work.

spontaneously be generated and and think is Joanna Macy, like in writing about active hope, writes about optimism being passive, right? Everything's going to be fine. Don't need to do anything. Pessimism being passive. Everything's shit. I don't have to do anything. Hope. saying you don't know the outcome, but you know the work towards the outcome you want. So you do the work.

And hope is that element, I think, when people have lost everything, of being able to look through your pain. And once again, this comes with time. When the pain is too acute, all you can do is stand and breathe and survive, right? That was my first two years.