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The Freedom to Be Still: Reflections on Juneteenth, Joy, and the Practice of Liberation
Nazareth University - Rochester, NY - June 2026 Dear Friends, I hope you've found a few moments lately to slow down. To take a deep breath. To feel the warmth of the sun on your skin. To roll the windows down and let your favorite song carry you home. To remember that your worth has never been measured by how busy you've been. Life has been beautifully full these past few months. Between beginning a new chapter at my alma mater, presenting my burnout workshop, continuing to g
Ze-Enna Jenkins
Jun 239 min read
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Still, I Bloomed
Being still is not the absence of movement. Sometimes it is the most courageous thing you can do.
Ze-Enna Jenkins
Mar 215 min read
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Returning to the Present: A Gentle Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation
Mindfulness meditation has become a familiar phrase over the past few years. It’s often mentioned in conversations about stress, burnout, and balance. But beyond the buzzwords, mindfulness is a simple, practical practice that helps us slow down, regulate our nervous system, and return to ourselves. In a world that constantly asks for our attention…emails, meetings, responsibilities, caretaking, mindfulness invites us to pause. Not to escape life, but to meet it with more clar
Ze-Enna Jenkins
Nov 16, 20253 min read
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