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I’ve been thinking about the world “belonging” lately and how that compares to how "belongings" are seen in our modern culture. “Belongings” has a material connotation in English. And yet ties deeply into the experience of belonging. ​ If done well, we surround ourselves with things that help us feel and feed that sense of home in our lived experience. Accumulations that help us feel more secure, or cumulatively make up our lives and who we know ourselves to be. ​ Your favori

One of the core tenets to my work is that our own healing, and our own somatic experience can never be extracted from the living Earth body. For when we try to “heal” as individuals, or when we try to balance our nervous systems while leaving out the integral piece of inter-relationality, we are always missing the mark. So many of us are seeking healing. Seeking clarity. Seeking purpose. We long to feel whole, to know who we are, and to remember what we’re here to offer.

Dartmoor stone circle, UK Last week I shared some thoughts about our collective spiritual crisis. I shared that part of the work to...

I'm guessing you feel this too: that we are living through a world crisis (perhaps particularly centered in the United States.) ​ We have...

Earth Day is tomorrow, and so I've been pondering my relationship with Earth and how much it's changed over the course of my life. ​ I've...

Last weekend I officiated my brother’s wedding, and I got to spend the week visiting the land I grew up on. ​ It’s a special place, that...

A sense of belonging feels at the heart of what motivates us as humans. We are wired to be a part of something wider, and know our place...

“Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again.” - Joseph Campbell ​ The word sacred is thrown around a lot,...

Photo by Artem Mishukov I woke up this morning with the words “Hollow Bones” ringing in my ears. I had been dreaming about old, jagged...