A couple of weekends ago at the AWAKE Festival, I found myself dancing barefoot in the center of a large drum circle. I felt wonderfully free…and totally awkward.
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Intuition Play Date
Intuition Play Date • Friday, October 14 • 6:30-8:30 p.m. • Studio B Evergreen
What am I bracing against?
A few days ago, I intended to clean the schmutz out of the stock tank. For those of you not rurally inclined, a stock tank is a huge, heavy outdoor water container for horses and other livestock.
AWAKE Festival
AWAKE Festival • September 16-18 • Evergreen.
Join me for a weekend of healing, expansion and conscious community.
Embracing wholeness
It was my first day of fourth grade at a new school in suburban Detroit–far, far away from my hometown of Houston. I sat barely moving in a swing on the playground as my classmates circled around me chanting “Talk, talk!”
Shifting Perspective
Last weekend, I took the opportunity to do two of my favorite things—ride my horse and hike. As part of my Camino training regimen, on Sunday I walked the trail that I had ridden my horse on the day before. It made me think about shifting perspective.
July 22 Qoya & Girls’ Night Out
Qoya and Girls’ Night Out • Friday, July 22 • 5:30-8:30 p.m. • Private location in Evergreen, CO
Enjoy the rejuvenating power of mindful movement and conscious community as we practice Qoya!
Overnight Wilderness Retreat
Overnight Wilderness Retreat • Sat. July 30-Sun. July 31 • Pike National Forest
During this overnight camping Wilderness Retreat we will bask in the sun’s light, dance, connect with Nature, and take time to feed and celebrate our own inner Light.
Listening to the wise ones
A couple of days before the Roe v. Wade announcement, I was driving up the dirt road to my house in broad daylight when an owl being chased by birds swooped past my windshield carrying some bloody, furry prey.
Following the magic of the heart
Today is Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, the longest day of the year because the sun is at its furthest point away from the equator. Although we in the US recognize this as the first official day of summer, in ancient cultures, it was marked as the highest point of summer, or midsummer.