This book contains many valuable insights. “You know you’re in a good place when people can say, “I was wrong, I’m sorry, and I want to know how to do better, and others believe it.” You find yourself open to questioning yourself and listening to others more. You find yourself expanding.” “A narrative is not bad. Rules and rituals are not bad. We need them. But they need examination. They need accountability. A healthy community will allow questions, will disagree, will challenge their own practices, and will have the courage and compassion to speak up to their leaders. Healthy persons will also question themselves, disagree with themselves, examine their own ideas, and speak up to their own ways. With healthy places and people, there will be channels which allow a way to inspect their operations."

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The Voices We Carry: Finding Your One, True Voice in a World of Clamor and Noise
J. S. Park