“We live in unprecedented times of turmoil and possibility, wherein it has become clear that if we truly want healing in our world, we must each do our part to bring this healing to life. The question is, given all that is here—all the uncertainty and horror and heartache—can we still find a way to walk in beauty, to see through grateful eyes, speak with courage, extend forgiveness, and make generous medicine of our temporary lives?” ~ Jesua Wight
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Our World, Our Mirror~ Rupture, Projection, Responsibility & Repair
It's difficult to know what to say in these times, but I'll give it a try. While this horrifying drama is playing out on the world stage, I’m finding it useful to notice how this translates in my own privileged life. For it to get this crazy on the outer stage of our...
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Help Me to Stay in the Wonder
My little boy only wants Sanskrit mantras sung to him as he falls asleep. “Please Mama, sing me the Sanskrit ones?” he says, as he scoots back his 7 year old body into my spooning embrace, finding his trustworthy bridge into dream.
My little budding woman-child wants to talk and talk and talk, […]
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When Death Comes In Close
Death is always with us; an inescapable promise that goes hand-in-hand with life. And yet there are times when the undeniable presence of death comes in closer than usual, making its reality acutely known and felt.
Whether it’s a death from heart-wrenching suicide, or after a long-battled physical illness, or due to a tragic accident, or as a sudden, unexpected surprise—there is nothing like Death Medicine to bring us intimately close to the mysterious, precarious edge of our aliveness.
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