Wisdom for approaching the growing political tensions in our country can be found in the words of New Age philosopher, Eckhart Tolle, and his predecessor, nineteenth-century Transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson. Both men shed light on the destructive nature of ego and its role in fueling societal division. Learn how their ideas might help us to envision a path toward unity and justice in our democracy through empowered mindful action. 

Kris Comment (she/her/hers) has as been a member of UCMH since 2016 and serves as Vice President of their current Executive Board. She lives in Marlborough with her partner, Cindy, their three cats, and two 9-month-old mini goldendoodle puppies. Kris earned a Ph.D. in American Literature and LGBTQ+ studies at the University of Maryland in 2002 and currently teaches part-time at Framingham State University. She fell in love with the Transcendentalists as an undergraduate and continues to find her greatest spiritual inspiration in literature.

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