Each of us possesses three remarkable centers of intelligence—the thinking mind, the feeling heart, and the knowing body. Often referred to as the head, heart, and gut intelligence centers, these three “operating systems” are the ways we navigate reality. Each of us naturally favors one center over the others. While this preference serves us well in […]
Many claim it is impossible to love others without loving ourselves. When we look at essential aspects of wholeness, we find that caring for ourselves helps us better recognize the unshakable goodness in everyone and to love with fierce tenderness. Join us for a six-part series exploring themes of living in community, self-compassion, facing fear […]
When coping with wounds of the soul, connection with Spirit can sometimes feel uneasy or uncertain. What brought comfort or connection before might fall short or even bring up pain now. But through a lens of spiritual wellness, tending to our souls and connecting with Spirit often furthers and deepens our healing. Through gentle, earth-centered […]
Each of us possesses three remarkable centers of intelligence—the thinking mind, the feeling heart, and the knowing body. Often referred to as the head, heart, and gut intelligence centers, these three “operating systems” are the ways we navigate reality. Each of us naturally favors one center over the others. While this preference serves us well in […]
As Autumn arrives, nature invites us into a season of release, harvest, and gratitude. The air shifts, the light softens, and we find ourselves standing at a threshold — between the abundance of summer and the quiet stillness of winter. The Autumnal Equinox offers a rare moment of balance, when day and night stand equal, […]
What comes to mind when you see the word “yoga?” Downward Dogs? Sun Salutations? Sitting on the floor with your legs in a pretzel? Well, think again! Yoga Nidra means “yogic sleep” and the only movement involved is whatever it takes for you to recline in a comfy chair or lie down on a bed, […]
Many claim it is impossible to love others without loving ourselves. When we look at essential aspects of wholeness, we find that caring for ourselves helps us better recognize the unshakable goodness in everyone and to love with fierce tenderness. Join us for a six-part series exploring themes of living in community, self-compassion, facing fear […]
Each of us possesses three remarkable centers of intelligence—the thinking mind, the feeling heart, and the knowing body. Often referred to as the head, heart, and gut intelligence centers, these three “operating systems” are the ways we navigate reality. Each of us naturally favors one center over the others. While this preference serves us well in […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
Acknowledging that we will die may seem daunting, yet it can also open remarkable possibilities for living more fully and creatively. When we accept the reality of our mortality, we often discover deeper joy, greater presence, and a renewed appreciation for the time we have. Sam Stebbins, certified end-of-life doula, grief educator and coach, frequent […]
Many claim it is impossible to love others without loving ourselves. When we look at essential aspects of wholeness, we find that caring for ourselves helps us better recognize the unshakable goodness in everyone and to love with fierce tenderness. Join us for a six-part series exploring themes of living in community, self-compassion, facing fear […]
Acknowledging that we will die may seem daunting, yet it can also open remarkable possibilities for living more fully and creatively. When we accept the reality of our mortality, we often discover deeper joy, greater presence, and a renewed appreciation for the time we have. Sam Stebbins, certified end-of-life doula, grief educator and coach, frequent […]
What comes to mind when you see the word “yoga?” Downward Dogs? Sun Salutations? Sitting on the floor with your legs in a pretzel? Well, think again! Yoga Nidra means “yogic sleep” and the only movement involved is whatever it takes for you to recline in a comfy chair or lie down on a bed, […]
Many claim it is impossible to love others without loving ourselves. When we look at essential aspects of wholeness, we find that caring for ourselves helps us better recognize the unshakable goodness in everyone and to love with fierce tenderness. Join us for a six-part series exploring themes of living in community, self-compassion, facing fear […]
Acknowledging that we will die may seem daunting, yet it can also open remarkable possibilities for living more fully and creatively. When we accept the reality of our mortality, we often discover deeper joy, greater presence, and a renewed appreciation for the time we have. Sam Stebbins, certified end-of-life doula, grief educator and coach, frequent […]
Many claim it is impossible to love others without loving ourselves. When we look at essential aspects of wholeness, we find that caring for ourselves helps us better recognize the unshakable goodness in everyone and to love with fierce tenderness. Join us for a six-part series exploring themes of living in community, self-compassion, facing fear […]
Many claim it is impossible to love others without loving ourselves. When we look at essential aspects of wholeness, we find that caring for ourselves helps us better recognize the unshakable goodness in everyone and to love with fierce tenderness. Join us for a six-part series exploring themes of living in community, self-compassion, facing fear […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
What comes to mind when you see the word “yoga?” Downward Dogs? Sun Salutations? Sitting on the floor with your legs in a pretzel? Well, think again! Yoga Nidra means “yogic sleep” and the only movement involved is whatever it takes for you to recline in a comfy chair or lie down on a bed, […]
“Every day I see or hear something that more or less kills me with delight…” - Mary Oliver As Thanksgiving approaches, we are invited to pause and notice the many gifts that surround us—both ordinary and extraordinary. Yet the invitation to live with gratitude is one we can carry with us every day. In her […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
What comes to mind when you see the word “yoga?” Downward Dogs? Sun Salutations? Sitting on the floor with your legs in a pretzel? Well, think again! Yoga Nidra means “yogic sleep” and the only movement involved is whatever it takes for you to recline in a comfy chair or lie down on a bed, […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
What comes to mind when you see the word “yoga?” Downward Dogs? Sun Salutations? Sitting on the floor with your legs in a pretzel? Well, think again! Yoga Nidra means “yogic sleep” and the only movement involved is whatever it takes for you to recline in a comfy chair or lie down on a bed, […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
Anam cara is an old Gaelic phrase meaning “soul friend”—a relationship grounded in deep listening, trust, compassionate presence, and welcome. In the Celtic spiritual tradition, the anam cara was someone with whom one could share the deepest parts of oneself and be received without judgment. Spiritual caregivers are often the ones creating this kind of […]
