Writings & Media
Your humanity in a coffee cup
I’m going to speak, lightly, briefly about the sneak of extinction culture into your living room…we all live in some level of chronic discontent—this has caused a collective trance and the dumbing down of our human nature…millions, billions of hungry ghosts not-yet-dead. Whoa, that’s intense isn’t it? The fire of
Book Review: The strength, instinct, and magical nature of the feminine
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill Please read this, preferably out loud and to a daughter, niece, sister…it is balm for this moment of regression in our culture and it is an important and necessary read. As our daughters ask us why our bodies are being fought over
5 (Almost Finished) Books
Confession: I got out of scale with my reading this month and started 5 books, finished zero… SO, looking for a good read, at least so far as I don’t know the ending? Here are a few. The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill If you have a
Perfection or Mastery
Uprising in so many us– to explore and shift the impact of our own the violent and vicious patterns of perfectionism– has been a theme in my practice the last few weeks…imprints of our history; oppressive, capitalistic, patriarchal, outcome based, and fundamentally dishonoring of life’s organic movements… all internalized. All
Hello Human: YOU HAVE AN OBLIGATION.
Does the word obligation cause discomfort in your body? Let’s explore this… At the end of our last workshop my friend and colleague Denai Grace Fuller channeled an important message: We are the ones who are still here. This work is not just important, it’s our obligation. Obligation. I have
She and He and He and She
I have just re-read, probably for the 5th time, two small but mighty books: SHE and HE by Jungian analyst and scholar Robert Johnson. Grab them and dive in—believe me, you need to read these and let them touch your evolutionary soul. It is wildly clear that there is an
