Supported by The Devil card, number 15 in the Major Arcana of Tarot. 

(A book in process, thank you)

May these words provide safe and enlightening passage into the darkest seas of your Soul and expose your Light from whence it came, the Shadow we hide, the Shadow inside.  

This is about the art of lovingly embracing our Shadow and why it is so beautifully imperative to our Human Experience and Spiritual Development.  

By the end of the page, may you have newfound gratitude for the fundamental contrast the darkness within you and others provides, which encourages and establishes your Light.  

This is an Ode to Shadow. 

Chapter 1 

Flies.

It’s a shit show in my kitchen. There is a heat index of 113 degrees outside, with humidity at 87%. We missed trash day, again. We miss trash day a lot. The rotting stench is repulsive, and the bluntly loud buzz hijacks the air of any peaceful quality. As I go to stuff my already heaping...

 A story about communication, boundaries, and relationships

It is hard to establish the words. The tactile tongue can present as an elusive creature. But the tamed tongue that flexes and rests with calculated alignment is the tongue that tells the most successful story. This is an ode to our Story and the impact it has on communication and relationships, and, on the quality of experiences and abundance that manifests for you.

 A Story defined:

Our story is told every day whether we want it or not. It is told in our physical presentation, actions/behaviors, and how we show up or how we don’t, but it is also told in every sentence, written or spoken, text or phone call, and the truth of the story can be found in the crevices tucked into the bulk of the unsuspecting conversations we have daily.  And if we dare to look closely, this is where we can find our self-doubt, trauma responses, hidden glimpses of what really wants to be said versus what is indeed being...