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January Pages: A Sacred Space to Reverently Engage a Greater View of My Own Story.

As I meet the New Year and all the cultural messaging around self-discipline, I'm resolute in my own way: to preserve January as a sanctuary for reflection.

archives, poetry

The Longing. {poetry}

Less surrender is in the longing, as it is to be revived and in this cave of languish, a final stumble becomes far more than a dusty heart can bear

archives, world

Creativity as a Container for Truth: Art in the Time of the #MeToo Movement.

The lens through which our art is seen and studied can have a definite bias if, for example, our #MeToo stories are in the public forum.

archives, you & me

Bridges to the Next Breath: These Are the Hours.

These are the hours when the light floods everything, until the sunset reminds me that I am dying, that we are all dying, and that now is the time to live.

poetry

People Of The Fire {poetry}

Gods, like phantoms, rise up out of the fire, created and destroyed at the whim of the people.

archives, wisdom

Self-Preservation in Honoring Your Truth.

So I urge you to speak your truth wisely. It is powerful, but it is not going to bring you friends. It will alienate you.

archives, yoga

Madly in Love with the Truth of Who I Am: Confessions of a Modern-Day Yogi.

I’ve been peeping my head out just to see if the world is sorta, kinda prepared for me, then retreating again... the truth is that I haven’t been ready.

archives, you & me

The Relief in Admitting Our Truth to Ourselves.

The sharpest tool to combat fear is truth. Even amid impenetrable darkness, the spark of confession can ignite the torch we clutch with blistered hands.