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Awe and Wonder

“In an age of speed, I began to think, nothing could be more invigorating than going slow. In an age of distraction, nothing can feel more luxurious than paying attention. And in an age of constant movement, nothing is more urgent than sitting still.”  - Pico Iyer...

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Finding Refuge and Skillful Action

"The heart is the organ with which one is able to see what is denied to the physical eye” - Jan Gonda I am noticing these past few months that at times I find myself struggling to maintain a truly open heart. The heart is a sensitive organ and can quickly become...

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Age is Just a Number

I remember counting the rings found in tree trunks when I would take walks in the woods as a child. Sometimes there were so many rings I would lose count and marvel at the ancient stump before me and try to visualize the tree in her alive form, towering above the...

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Energy Investment

A friend of mine was recently talking about investing money and as she was speaking, I began to think of another type of investment. Energy investment. If we do not invest our precious energy wisely , we can lose something much more precious than what is in our...

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Mind the Gap

Welcome to all the beautiful opportunities awaiting us as we begin again in 2025. This year I am focusing on the opportunity to be more still and notice when I can soften into the space between my busyness and tasks in work and life. I am excited for my “work” to be...

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Lessons in Self Compassion

I love me. I love me not. I love me.  Lessons in Self Compassion I remember plucking daisy petals as a young girl, playing the game of asking a daisy if “they” (the object of my affection) would return their affection back to me . “He/she loves me, he/she loves me...

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A Soft Place to Land

“Silence is not the absence of something , but the presence of everything.”- Gordon Hempton I remember first discovering the existence of the Hoh Rainforest in Washington state when I was in my early 20’s. I cannot remember if I read about it or if someone I knew told...

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