Sacred Rituals and Intentions
Life as Ritual. Ritual as Life. This is how you learn to go with the flow, and do so with a clear mind, open heart, and the grace that some days can be difficult to muster.
Tag: growth
The Beauty & Complexity of Family
As we continue to explore a new reality, full of infinite possibility and constant change, it’s important to look back—way back—to your ancestors and lineage.
True Nature: Sacred Tools & Self-Awareness
It’s near impossible to experience Spring and not acknowledge nature’s profound beauty and wonder. Every season has its reason and finer points, yet Spring feels like a black and white movie has suddenly turned technicolor.
Transitions: Navigating the In-Between
Spring is a time of transition. After a year of making so many transitions and experiencing a whole lot of “in-betweens,” we welcome this transition because Spring brings so much hope and possibility. Feel your own renewal to keep living your goals, dreams, hopes, and possibilities. Go forth and bloom!
Love and the Beauty of the Unseen
Our external and internal lives have been given many lessons the past year, and although it seems the world has stopped—the exact opposite is true.
It’s in the Cards
The world is constantly changing. Tarot takes you out of the confusion and uncertainty of the world and clarifies your unique place and purpose in it.
Who’s the Boss?
You are the Boss Lady of You. You are the sole proprietor of your most precious resource: your energy and attention. You are that powerful!
How Your Spirituality Supports—Not Limits—Your Career
As your commitment to your Spirit path yields insights and “coincidences”—the world becomes more interesting and exciting. Naturally, you’re enthusiastic to bring your full-self into each interaction you have. This is because human connections take on a deeper meaning and purpose once you begin to see and feel the interconnectedness of it all. However, when […]
Self-Care
You’ve heard the flight attendant drone on about what safety procedures to take should things take a turn for the worst in flight—most importantly, how to place the oxygen mask on yourself first before taking care of those around you. It’s obvious right? How can you assist others when you are unable to breathe? But what if you applied this advice not only in flight, but here—while grounded—in your daily life?
