The Light Was Never Gone
What if who we are and what we want have been aligned all along?
What if there isn’t actually any separation?
How often do we convince ourselves that what we want has to wait — until there’s more time, more space, more permission?
What if the delay we believe in isn’t actually a delay at all?
I came across a study involving mitochondria that left me sitting with these questions.
Who are you without your identities?
This week, I listened to astrologer Chani Nicholas talk about the eclipse season beginning next week.
Eclipses have long been associated with what is hidden, obscured, or brought into view. Throughout history, different cultures have interpreted them in different ways—some as omens, others as disruptions, turning points, or moments of transformation.
What spoke to me wasn’t the prediction.
It was the metaphor.
Chani took the conversation a step further and invited us to think about the identities we take on—the roles, titles, and labels we begin to associate with so deeply that they become who we think we are…
A December Beginning & The Courage to Start Before You’re Ready
December is Here — Time to reflect and begin
