October has been a month rich with connection for me. How about you? It’s a relational month, and I’ve had the opportunity to reflect on how I connect with others and how they connect with me. Have you seen yourself reflected in the experience of those around you? Have you noticed your own growth, or…
I was walking in the rain recently, pondering the beauty of the changing colors and falling leaves of the trees that form a canopy over the country road we live on. In the autumn, the leaves shift from a rich green to jewel tones of yellow, orange, and red. These colors flame bright for only…
What a crazy Mercury retrograde that was! I’m usually all in—I’m a big fan, I say—Yay!!! It’s time to regroup, revisit, re-re-re, etc. etc. But my bum was not having a comfy ride in a retrograde amusement park while heading to Portugal. I spent the night on a broken seat and then faced a…
I like to think of August as that languid month before September where I can grab the last of the summertime, savoring the sweet corn and juicy tomatoes and viewing my garden so heavy and ripe with gorgeous flowers and watching the newborn chicks hop out of the various nests hidden everywhere around my house.…
As I celebrate another trip around the sun this week entering my 66th year (such a lucky number), I find myself so grateful for the full catastrophe of my life. I look towards the future and as much as I am blinded by the sand storm of current events, I can still see the light…
My new Oracle deck, Guides of the Hidden Realms, launched into the world this past week, and there were so many amazing things to share. I flew to New York right after our online celebration to be a guest on Gabby Bernstein’s podcast. Gabby is an extremely generous person, and her offer to help…
“Sometimes following your heart can take you far further than the hunt for success and medals.” —The Arthur Foundation Last night, I watched the most heartwarming movie with Mark Wahlberg playing the real-life adventure racer Mikael Lindnord, and the most amazing true story of an ailing and wounded street dog and how he changed…
Just before she died, my mom and I had a conversation about my childhood and how I did not want anyone to get too close to me, especially to hug me or hold me. I was apparently a squirmy little worm, especially when my Aunty Rossa (always doused in too much perfume and hairspray) would…
I’ve done a lot of different experiential trips over the years in the month of April, from swimming with dolphins in Bimini (note: this is a very windy time to go!) to hosting a group in Costa Rica at Blue Spirit Retreat Center (complete with monkeys who loved to yell at you and fling their…
Lately, I’ve been having a lot of conversations with folks about Shadow Work, why it’s so important and liberating to do, and why I believe it should be accompanied by a well-equipped guide. The subject has become very popular lately, and it’s trendy, so I think it’s really important to talk about. If you’re curious…
