“Remember: despite how open, peaceful, and loving you attempt to be, people can only meet you, as deeply as they’ve met themselves” (Matt Khan). And that includes yourself, too. Our final call has come to pass. Depending on what you’re doing or waiting for, a month can seem an eternity or like you went to the bathroom, came out, and the month is gone. I know for myself, I am incredibly impatient and the things that I want to never end, seem to sometimes end the quickest. Time

You know the moment when you’ve met someone, things are going great, you’re excited about each other, all the newness creates a veil of mystery, you are enthralled with getting to know a new person. But then, something shifts. It could be an unanswered text, short responses, a change in the intensity, and intuitively, you know when a shift has occurred in a person. This is not strictly romantic either—you can feel this with friends too. People stop prioritizing you, the new c

Here we are at week two, diving more into the wreck of our wounds. We are starting with our mother pain, our mother wounds, and how we can forgive those and come back to love. I was excited to do the call and challenged myself to be a bit braver this time. I think we all felt more comfortable as we moved through this week’s Goddess Lakshmi, the archetypal mother and Hindu Goddess of wealth, fortune and prosperity. I originally wrote a reflection right after the call and due t

Week One and the Fire of Brigid No matter your level of woo, being in a group of strangers, getting ready to open your deepest wounds— is intimidating. Those voices of self-doubt start to whisper in your ear, asking you if this is something you really want to do. And then the defenses dressed up as excuses start talking: I don’t have to stay if i don’t want to. Then we think about all the time we have to invest: Do I really even have time for this? I have so much on my plate.