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Change. It is our constant in this lifetime, a contract we signed when we took our first breath.It will find its way thr...
11/03/2022

Change. It is our constant in this lifetime, a contract we signed when we took our first breath.

It will find its way through ease or force.

To have someone who sees you through life’s changes and accepts each refined version that emerges is a gift from a Source I am forever grateful to.

I wrote this sitting under my most loved Mother Tree in the middle of the woods. Feeling sad, but accepting as her leaves fell and the air became cold enough to turn the tip of my nose pink. I wrote it to myself. To my husband. To my dearest friends. To You.

To see and accept the endless versions of someone is a love language to me.

So I give that love to myself💛

Ever just feel overwhelmingly grateful for your life?Sometimes I look at the girls and Clay on a slow Saturday morning a...
10/24/2022

Ever just feel overwhelmingly grateful for your life?

Sometimes I look at the girls and Clay on a slow Saturday morning and my eyes well up with an overflow of love.

And sometimes I feel guilt immediately following because I know this season isn’t the one everyone is currently in, but I want it to be.

Or the love is followed by fear that it won’t last or something bad will happen.

Oh the joy of intrusive thoughts🤪

Lately it’s been my #1 goal to allow myself to feel good and hold it for long periods of time. Wrap my arms around the moments, bottle it up to remember + savor, and allow it to engulf me in it’s entirety. Not cutting it short.

More love/abundance in our own lives doesn’t mean less love for others. I’m finding the exact opposite to be true💛

She stood.Proud. Tall. Tired. Strong.Some days brave, other days afraid.But she stood.Over and over again💛
09/29/2022

She stood.

Proud. Tall. Tired. Strong.

Some days brave, other days afraid.

But she stood.

Over and over again💛

Page 4.Earlier in the year a friend told me about this mysterious woman she knew, Irene. She was in her late 70’s, a Lic...
09/22/2022

Page 4.

Earlier in the year a friend told me about this mysterious woman she knew, Irene. She was in her late 70’s, a Licensed therapist, and a Shaman. Fascinating doesn’t even begin to describe her. The stories about Irene completely captivated me and I asked for her contact info. The way she held sessions was not your typical talk therapy model. Each appointment I’d get cozy, close my eyes, and we’d begin to guide my higher self into my body. The first session we landed a few places before we entered my heart. She made a lot of noises as we were exploring and I could always tell she saw something before I ever did. This was the case with my heart. She let out an “ahhh yes. Let’s explore here.” I entered a dark cave, so dark I could barely see. Until suddenly I started to notice art work displayed all over the cave’s walls. It was mine. Stories, poems, and drawings I had created as a child/teen. I could see myself walking through the cave admiring what I had made. Irene asked if I wanted to stay in my heart or move on? I hesitated, even though I knew I didn’t want to leave. So I bravely said “stay”. “Good,” she said. “Let’s stay.” I started to see myself placing a candle beneath each piece of art, lighting the wick, and watching the glow of the flame illuminate each piece. Once every piece was on display, I saw myself find a seat in the blue blow up chair I had in my bedroom as a kid. I sat there and admired what I had made, no one needed to tell me it was good or beautiful. It was enough just for me. We stayed in that cave until the end of the session and returned often. I didn’t know it then, but decorating the walls of my heart would soon take on a life of its own💛

To the brave women who show up despite being scared.To all of us💛
09/15/2022

To the brave women who show up despite being scared.

To all of us💛

Page 3.“How do I stop outsourcing the remedies to my insecurities?” I started to ask myself on a walk one day.My attenti...
09/13/2022

Page 3.

“How do I stop outsourcing the remedies to my insecurities?” I started to ask myself on a walk one day.

My attention shifted to the smell of campfire drifting through the woods. I breathed it in and felt an enveloping sense of joy all around me.

I began to create a list. I took note of the moments I felt alive, I saw something beautiful, or experienced something that pulled me fully into the present. Like the smell in the woods that day. I titled the list “Me”...because those moments are me. They’re the truest part of my soul, the insecurities experienced are not. I began collecting and welcoming these glimpses of beauty into the walls of my heart. Not knowing where I was headed, but certain that this was the right direction💛

That “Me” list is in the photos:)

I stopped creating for the internet for four months. Instead, everything I wrote or made was for me. No concern for the ...
09/01/2022

I stopped creating for the internet for four months. Instead, everything I wrote or made was for me. No concern for the lens anyone else would view it through, it returned back to its original art form rather than work designed to interest someone else.

Creativity in its purest form is vital to the growth of our planet and society. I’m certain of that. Our original ideas are waiting to be heard and sung. New ideas, different concepts- they shake things up for a bit…but that’s where the good stuff comes from💛

I will be sharing what I’ve experienced in the last few months in story form this month. I’ve learned through living and nothing can touch that💛

Missed ya🥰

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