Learning to take up space, authentically!
I’ll be out of range of all computers, iPhones, and internet next week (how glorious!) for a fun family trip up the mountain during Thanksgiving. I hope you and your loved ones have a wonderful Turkey (or tofu) day! Maybe it’s ‘tis the season, but I’ve had gratitude on my mind…a lot! I’ve been curlingContinue Reading “A Space for Thanksgiving”
I love fall. All the color! I live in Colorado, so the golden Aspen amaze me, with their fiery red and golden hues…sassy! All that color got me to thinking…. Importance. Goals. What makes your heart sing? What makes life meaningful. It is about being authentic. It is about taking up space. But whatContinue Reading “The Space of Color”
A few days ago, I was out and driving early in the morning…really early. The sun was not yet up, but you could see her promise. The day was still muted, and the edges of things were soft, rounded, and quiet. The air felt clean rushing into my car window. Dawn still hung in theContinue Reading “A Space of Uncertainty”
I must unplug for a while. It’s all just too much. Every day, I hold my breath before turning on the news. What will it be today? What image, what comment, what policy will knock me off my feet? Kick me in the gut? Remind me of the terror of living in this time? MyContinue Reading “A Space for Hope”
We are in the thick of it now! Christmas, Hanukkah, and all other celebrations are in full vigor! I love this time of year. Despite the buying and bustle of it all, I truly love what this time of the year means. It’s why we feel that snow on Christmas is magical. It’s why weContinue Reading “A Space for Quiet Reflection During the Holiday Season”
Are you into meditation? I am, and I just love it! Meditation is a wonderful way to learn how to take up space, authentically. And anyone can do it! Yes, even you! Especially you; with the kiddos and the job and the family. It’s a must when life is crazy and it seems like there’sContinue Reading “Meditating Into Authentic Space”
We don’t wander anymore. We don’t let our mind slip lazily into unstructured thought. I believe it’s a lost art; a thing that began a slow death once smart phones came roaring in. Where have all the daydreams gone? Instead of meandering and wandering through fields of grass, we keep our eyes glued to theContinue Reading “Wandering”