And the Oscar Goes to…The Voice of the Feminine
I used to love watching the Oscars. I would try to see all of the movies before hand so that I could cheer for my favourites. I would always hold my breath in case my beloved Leo (as in DiCaprio) was there….ah swoon – its okay, my husband knows that Leo has been my first love since I was 11! The fashion at the Oscars was always fun to see, but what I most looked forward
When Land Calls You Home
Last January (2017) I was supposed to go to Guatemala for 2 weeks. But a week before I was to leave my doctor confirmed that I had gallstones and advised against international travel (this experience in of itself was incredibly mystical, a story I will share in the future!) I already knew deep down that I didn’t want to go. So I cancelled it. Ironically this was not the first time I had cancelled a trip to
What Do You Love About Being A Woman?
Last month I was interviewed for the Rising She Tribe podcast and one of the intro questions they asked me was ‘What do you love about being a woman?’ The question landed inside of me with a thud. Huh? What an interesting concept. What a revolutionary notion – is it actually possible for me to love being a woman when the whole world has conspired against this very possibility? The only thing that swirled in my mind
The Power of Your Words: Make Your 2018 Declaration
For several years now I have participated in a New Year ritual using the power of WORDS to bring focus and intention to what I desire to learn, release & create in a given year. It started as a light-hearted playful experiment for a couple of years by choosing a ‘word for the year’ and then 2017 showed me how powerful a declaration of words can actually be. Words have a resonance, a vibrational and energetic frequency. When
Awakening to the call of the Priestess
I remember the key moment of my awakening as a Priestess. I was sitting on my couch reading The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley. I put the book down and looked out the window, so many emotions swirling up within me. I thought, ‘this book is about me!’ But I had no idea what that meant or what to do with the longing building within me. Little did I know at the time,
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