Spring cleaning is an opportunity to organize the cabinets of both memories and mementos. How do we declutter our lives and make space for change?

Sangye Hawke has practiced both Tibetan and Japanese styles of Buddhist practice while studying Chinese Martial Arts. Now a full-time graduate student at Starr King School for the Ministry, a Unitarian Universalist Seminary, she hopes to graduate in 2020 with her Master’s in Divinity and devote herself to becoming a board certified chaplain and fully fellowshipped Unitarian Universalist minister in the service of those who work, survive, and experience trauma during disaster, first response, and medical environments.