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Walking Between Worlds: When You Feel Lost, You’re Often Finding Your Way
There is a strange season that almost everyone experiences, but very few people understand. It is the place between who you were and who you are becoming. The old life doesn’t fit anymore. Your interests begin changing. Relationships shift. The career that once felt meaningful begins to feel heavy. Even your spiritual practices may no…
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Coffee With the Trees
Why Every Soul Needs a Favorite Chair For years, I believed rest had to be earned. If the dishes were done. If the emails were answered. If the work was finished. If everyone else was taken care of. Then… maybe… I’d sit down. The funny thing about life is that the work is never really…
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Stop Splitting Your Energy
Have you ever reached the end of the day feeling completely exhausted, even though you didn’t really accomplish very much? You weren’t digging ditches. You weren’t climbing mountains. You may not have even left the house. Yet somehow you’re drained. I don’t think it’s because we do too much. I think it’s because we try…
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You’re Not Blocked — You’ve Shifted Dimensions
How to recognize when you’ve slipped into a lower state — and gently find your way back Happy Beltane season. This year, instead of thinking about celebration or ritual, I found myself reflecting on something much more subtle — and honestly, a little unsettling. The idea that there are gradients between dimensions. Not huge, dramatic…
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Crow Medicine and Walking Between Worlds
Not everyone is called to walk a straight path. Some of us find ourselves standing in the spaces between what was and what will be. Between the life we once knew and the life that is trying to emerge. Between certainty and mystery. Between endings and beginnings. For me, Crow has always been a guide…
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Crow Medicine and Walking Between Worlds
Not everyone is called to walk a straight path. Some of us find ourselves standing in the spaces between what was and what will be. Between the life we once knew and the life that is trying to emerge. Between certainty and mystery. Between endings and beginnings. For me, Crow has always been a guide…
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