Notes On Joy One What do we do when the life we counted on to make us happy disappears? When the routines we followed faithfully are upended? When suddenly on a dime, change or loss forces us to confront the uncertainty in our hearts? If you’ve tried to lean on platitudes recently, like “Just live… Read more »
One: The Pandemic Is Clarifying I don’t think it’s too early to begin thinking about what structures are collapsing in our lives during the pandemic. To be clear, I’m not just talking about the direct losses caused by the actual physical struggle with the virus. People are dying, or not dying but facing months of… Read more »
Nobody Wants To Talk About The Plague Hi Friends, we’re finally publishing the blogs I wrote during the active phases of the pandemic. Too soon? Perhaps. I feel some pressure to get these up on the site. Not just as a teeny tiny foot stuck directly into the path of our collective and stampeding denial,… Read more »
There’s no competition currently for the GOAT intuition story, but this week’s episode of the Everyday Intuition podcast is looking like a lifelong contender. In this week’s episode, I chat with my client Meg Simone who has graciously agreed to share her amazing experience following the trajectory of predictions revealed in her first session in… Read more »
Hello Friends, How often do you feel consumed by dread? I’m not just talking about the free-floating anxiety that settles on your shoulder for a little mid-day chat a là you really should have that mole checked, it’s probably cancer, also, way to overshare with the UPS guy, plus: you’ve probably filled your quota… Read more »
I’m not a fan of using terms like “always” or “never”. They’re limiting, lend toward extreme thinking, and most of all they don’t describe anything remotely literal because nothing definitive can actually be described by those words. Well, most of the time. I mean, I truly believe I’ll never say the words, “I need to… Read more »
Near the center and towards the back, on the middle shelf of the built-in sideboard. A small teacup sits filled with the sea glass I brought home from Glass Beach in Ele’ele, Kaua’i well over 20 years ago. It’s never been displayed with the many other jars of sea glass that have shown up over… Read more »
One of the unexpected gifts the pandemic has brought to me is a new appreciation for my physical self, exactly the way it is. I’ve uncovered a new seam of unconditional love for it, buried under years of conditioning beliefs that my body was an unreliable and untrustworthy object, something to fix, to control, and… Read more »
Friends, I know a bit about hunkering down. Three times since 2014, I’ve had to put my outer life on pause while I attended to the physical and emotional demands of life in a human body. The first was when my husband became ill with the gastric cancer that took his life. Less than a… Read more »
I have spent 53 years on this planet and I am still waiting to meet someone who behaves like me around Valentine’s Day. Honestly, I thought by now I might have crossed paths with at least one other human being who celebrates this holiday like I do, which is the way I’m sure you can… Read more »
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