Seasons of Life: Embracing Change
There is a wind blowing through me, a force of nature I can’t explain. I feel called to radically shift, something that doesn’t happen often. As if my life path is suddenly forked and I
There is a wind blowing through me, a force of nature I can’t explain. I feel called to radically shift, something that doesn’t happen often. As if my life path is suddenly forked and I
“Resolutions are great, but anti-resolutions are better.” The Big Hoo-Ha Every year, right around October, I start focusing my energies on the New Year. It’s been this way for as long as I can remember.
To be or not to be is no longer the question, it’s do we even wanna be? It seems like for some reason, this year many of us aren’t feeling the traditional holiday spirit. Maybe
These last three years have been a world-breaking shift towards healing. Everyone I know has had some form of change or healing, crucial and life altering, happen to them. This will be the only post
Are you in the Cult of Positive Thinking? In recent years, positive thinking has taken on a whole personality. It ranges from curing cancer, if you think positively enough, to thwarting natural disasters. If you
Continuing with the theme of gratitude this month, I wanted to add in some important Shadow Work. Often, when we think of the Shadow, we concentrate on all the nasty disgusting edges of our being
Some days I just don’t feel “Witchy”. Sometimes, it’s just because I’m sick, or grumpy. Other times, the Universe, or Source Energy, feels distant and difficult to touch. No matter how long you’ve been practicing,
“Spiritual energy– that which comes from pure consciousness–is the creative energy of the Universe.” Deepak Chopra Before even attempting to tackle these intense prompts, I highly recommend reading my post on how to improve your
Shadow Journaling can be a simple, but extremely effective, way to develop stronger connections with yourself. For a lot of us, getting started is the hardest part. We’re not sure where to begin, so I’ve
“The greatest enemy of progress is not stagnation, but false progress.” Sydney J. Harris Stagnation, being stuck and knowing you’re stuck, is far less destructive than being stuck and believing you’re moving. Profound, right? From