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Journal

Field notes for coming home to yourself.

Tender, grounded writing for the seasons you may be going through.

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The body knows the way home.

Tender, practical notes for the middle of it: what happens in the body when your world shifts, why talking didn't fix it, and how you find ground again. Jump to whatever season you're in.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals

The creatures that showed up right when a message was needed.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 13, 2026

The Year Ten Thousand Butterflies Told Me I Would Rise

In the spring of 2019, thousands of painted lady butterflies came north and landed on my arms, a year and a half after my marriage ended. A story of becoming.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 12, 2026

A Mountain Lion Watched Us From the Granite Boulders

A mountain lion watched us from the granite shade on my grandmother's Arizona land. I ran that day. Years later I learned to stand on the boulder and roar.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 12, 2026

The Year the Owls Came for Me

For a whole year the owls kept coming, one after another, until an owl-feather fan was placed in my hands. A story of owl medicine and learning to see in the dark.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 11, 2026

A Lone Wolf Stood Still on the Road to Provo Peak

A lone wolf froze in our headlights near Provo Peak, and I thought of every woman leaving the cage of high-control religion, still searching for her pack.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 9, 2026

A Doe Came to Listen at the River

A doe appeared across the Provo River while my circle of women held one another, a story of deer symbolism, being witnessed, and how the body releases fear when it feels safe.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 9, 2026

An Eagle Swept Down at Utah Lake

The morning after our ceremony at Utah Lake, an eagle swept down and blessed the birth of Rewilding Hearts, a true story of eagle symbolism and vision.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 8, 2026

A Snake Crossed My Path in the Rain

A garter snake crossed my path on the Provo River Trail the very moment I asked if it was time to change my life. What the animals show us, and how to listen.

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Animal Guides & Spirit Animals · July 3, 2026

What Wild Animals Know About Healing Trauma

A frightened animal shakes the fear all the way out, then walks on free. We are the only animals who do not. What the wild can teach us about releasing trauma from the body.

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Grief & Loss

For the ones you are missing, and the body that is grieving them.

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Grief & Loss · July 11, 2026

The First Weeks After You Lose Someone Suddenly

What to do in the first raw weeks after someone you love dies suddenly, when you cannot sleep or eat and the world has broken open. Gentle practices that helped me.

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Grief & Loss · July 7, 2026

What the Body Knows About Losing Someone

The story of losing a girl I loved, the grief my body knew before my mind could, and a gentle somatic practice for the moments loss breaks you open.

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Grief & Loss · July 3, 2026

Where Grief Lives in the Body: Losing My Best Friend, and What Helped It Move

Grief does not stay in the mind. It lives in the body, in the chest, the shoulders, the throat. Where grief lives, why it stays, and how it finally begins to move.

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Grief & Loss · July 3, 2026

Grief Rituals: How to Build an Altar for the Ones You Love

Grief needs somewhere to go, and ritual gives it a home. How to build an altar for the ones you love, and keep the dead woven into your living year.

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Grief & Loss · July 3, 2026

Grieving While You Are the One Everyone Leans On

When you are the mother, the caregiver, the one holding it all together, grief has to wait. On grieving in stolen moments, and why the slowness is not failure.

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Grief & Loss · June 10, 2026

Ask your grief a question

A practice for meeting your grief as if it were a stranger who came from out of town.

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Grief & Loss · March 15, 2026

Breaking the spells of silence

On holding collective grief in circle, and refusing to let the hardest stories stay buried.

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Faith Transition & Religious Trauma

Leaving a belief system, and thawing what it left in the body.

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