Ramadan •••
And the 'GOOD' Muslim! When I was down under last year, A friend told me they were going through a journey A journey of absolute emotional expression. They felt they needed to experience everything fully, to say everything aloud, and to stop hiding their innermost feelings. They asked me to accompany them on that journey, to be their friend along the path. I agreed. Partly out of curiosity, partly because I wondered what it would awaken in me. So I surrendered to it all the anger, the irritation, the uncomfortable honesty. We spoke closely, sometimes too closely, again and again, about what displeased us, What hurt us, What we found difficult in each other. And eventually, I felt the need to express myself more, too. More feelings. More truth. Even my anger. For a time, Anger came out of me in a way that felt unfamiliar. And I found that fascinating. Because anger is never just one emotion. It carries many others within it Hurt, disappointment, fear, and exhaustion. It moves ...