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Tag Archives: consciousness
Into the Mystic
My silence on here shows up in my reality in certain ways. It means I’m holding on very tightly to life. It means I’ve probably stopped writing. For me writing brings release and flow and transformation. When I’m holding on … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, Energy, gratitude, Healing, Intuition, Life Passages, Overcoming Challenges, Personal Growth, Reflections, Release, Retreat, Wellness
Tagged balance, being enough, breast cancer, cancer, challenge, choose your own adventure novel, Completion, connection, consciousness, creating the future, discomfort, energy, Freedom to be, gratitude, growth, intentional living, intentionality, journey, love, mental health, Peace, self-care, self-reflection, support, wellness, writing
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The Space to Release
Clench. Grip. Tighten. Hold On. Relax. Open. Loosen. Release. And so between two extremes the pendulum swings…back and forth, back and forth. Or does it? I just spent a week in Colorado. The first five days were planned, with almost … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Friendships, magic, Music, Opening, Overcoming Challenges, Reflections, Release, Retreat, Wellness
Tagged Boulder, Colorado, connection, consciousness, creating the future, Denver, flow, girlfriends, Health & Wellness, intentional living, Mudcrutch, My Morning Jacket, Nordic Lodge, Red Rocks, self-reflection, Steamboat Springs, Tom Petty, wedding anniversary
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When life gets heavy
You may notice a theme in my blog posts lately. The titles include words like off track, undertow, and heavy. As in, it hasn’t been all sunshine and roses over here. I can’t even blame the horrid winter we had … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Friendships, Life Passages, Overcoming Challenges, Personal Growth, Reflections
Tagged balance, being in process, connection, consciousness, discomfort, family life, Institute for Integrative Nutrition, journey, non-toxic products, Peace, Pure Haven Essentials, self-reflection, support, wellness
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Caught in the Undertow
I feel a bit like I’m underwater at the moment. Sounds are muffled, objects ahead look blurry, normal sensations are heightened by the experience of being surrounded by a massive body of water. I’m trying to swim to the surface, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Energy, Intuition, Life Passages, Personal Growth, Reflections
Tagged being in process, consciousness, discomfort, journey, struggle
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When being “off track” is on track
Ahh, January. Standing in December in the midst of the holiday chaos, January looks so bright and shiny and new. It’s the month that is going to change EVERYTHING. We will set our intentions and create our resolutions. We will … Continue reading
Doing more of the Stuff that lets me BE.
My soul was itchy. When I think about what started my Year of Radical Wellness, that’s the best way I can describe it. There was nothing “wrong” per se. But just because nothing is wrong doesn’t mean there isn’t a … Continue reading
The Boundaries of the Box
As a little girl, I remember how special I felt when I received my very first jewelry box. My magic box had a spinning ballerina and played a little tune when opened. I imagine I received that prized possession around … Continue reading
Posted in Life Passages, Motherhood, Personal Growth, Reflections, Wellness, Year of Radical Wellness
Tagged being in process, consciousness, creating the future, fulfulling dreams, Harvard, home, Institute for Integrative Nutrition, intentional living, intentionality, journey, organization, self-reflection, structure
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At Peace.
I’ve felt a bit strange for the last 24-36 hours and have tried to pinpoint the sensation (we Americans love our diagnoses). It kind of felt like something was wrong or, more appropriately, like something was missing. After repeatedly poking and … Continue reading
A Spring Cleanup of my Life
I’m tired. That’s not an unusual symptom in America these days, but I find it’s always helpful to acknowledge where I am (as opposed to pretending I’m somewhere else, like on a beach in Tahiti). For the past few weeks, … Continue reading
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