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What has someone given you?
A story about ravens, crows, and letting your purple show
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Bi-weekly newsletter—exploring loss, joy, being mindful & the natural world.
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How do you hold on as the world rumbles and rolls?
A two-part story, with earthquake, millipedes, and a visit from Rumi
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The secret life of satellites and mushrooms
An unlikely Thanksgiving story about what we’re given + Free e-Book
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Spending time in salmon nation
Two stories about being curious to feel more alive
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What if you are enough?
A tiny mouse story about fear and freedom
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Enduring—exploring loss and joy following an election
Flutes, spiders, and thoughts on how we live, together
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Are you living in the Wild Now?
Three small stories to help you come back to your senses
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Talking about the power of moments
Video replay inside
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What if there’s peace here? Singing in a tree + a free Summit on Inner Peace
From the Journal | April 13, 2024
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What if you could open a moment?
From the Journal | Early March 2024
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Of mind and magnets, or what happens when the caregiver forgets her own care
A personal story from the Journal | Groundhog's Day 2024
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What makes you feel your aliveness? Singing to the moon, a muskrat friend & how to fall up
From the Journal | December 1-11, 2023
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Memory artifacts (Part 2): Holding on to the ones we love as we live through the holidays
5 Resources & One Next Step for Making Your Own Meaning This Season
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Memory artifacts (Part 1): The magic of bowls, bracelets, a curious cat, and meaning-making
From the Journal | November 1-7, 2023
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What if grief is a heart that feels it can fly? Living through loss when the world is full of loss
From the Journal | October 2023
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What's your best grief-releasing pathway?
New grief self-quiz & helpful resources starting this month
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Do joy and grief really co-exist?
Q & A | What human experience & science say | June 8, 2023
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How are you spending yourself?
From the Journal | May 19, 2023—Feeling poem-ish