Top 18 Helen LaKelly Hunt Quotes
#1. The point of telling our stories, even if only to ourselves, is to help us resurrect the parts we have buried. When we unearth them, even if it's difficult, we can integrate them into our sense of who we are. Often in our buried self our true power lies.
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#2. Teresa [of Avila]'s story dismantles the common belief that all those chosen for sainthood are flawless in personality and character. Indeed, she would want us to consider her contradictions and struggles as integral to her sainthood.
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#4. To me, relationship is sacred because the spirit of God is manifest in empathic connection.
Helen LaKelly Hunt
#5. These two revolutions of faith and feminism, though very different, were built upon the same fundamental assumption: every person is intrinsically as valuable and worthy of love as any other.
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#6. By seeing ourselves honestly, we have the capacity to understand others more deeply.
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#9. The Sister Fund supports spiritual women and their organizations, both grassroots activists for justice, and national and international social change agents.
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#10. She traversed the spectrum of human emotion, and found herself to be flawed, but trusted God to accept all of her. Her vulnerability and openness led to her empowerment.
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#11. My deepest wounds and greatest strengths lie in my ability to see the potential for relationship in my life.
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#12. The women's movement has not found a way to reconnect comfortably with the religious impulse that was central to its origin.
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#13. A version of the golden rule to do unto others as you would have them do unto you is present in every major religion for a reason. Relationships are the place where the mystical experience can become alive.
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#14. As a political movement, feminism seeks to transform society by challenging and changing social institutions. Religion, on the other hand, seeks first to transform individuals through a personal relationship with God, which then results in a desire to work for the transformation of society.
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#15. The movement has kept itself from full development by denying, ignoring, and rejecting parts of itself, including its spiritual legacy.
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#16. I feel that faith and feminism have a deep relationship to each other and that both are responses to the deep human yearning for connection and for peace on earth, and that they both have a vision of universal human equity.
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#17. When we fracture our potential for united action and divide ourselves along social, political, economic, or religious lines, we diminish our power.
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#18. Sojourner [Truth]'s life exemplifies the process that occurs within ourselves as we grow to understand that we hold the authority to shape our own lives. This inner authority came when she embraced all of herself, which enabled her to speak from an authentic voice.
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