Saying goodbye to our loved ones is the hardest thing. One in four dogs now get cancer. It’s heartbreaking. Here is personal look at when grief comes to visit.
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A diagnosis can feel like a blow, but it’s also a starting point, a new threshold of hope.
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It’s taken a while but I’ve become the person I would have felt safe with as a child.
Yet every now and again I feel as though I am losing my magic. That thought is just a thought and it usually means I need some time to restore. When my own cup is full I trust that my brilliance is here, ready and waiting like a sleeping tiger.
. Go to https://elohee.org/retreat/3621/wisdom-rising/ for more.
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How do you feel when someone asks “are you ready for Christmas?”
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We all judge- it’s a human thing. Read on…
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How I lost my covid virginity & tips to avoid getting sick while you travel with friends
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F*ck balance, what is your next right step?
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Woke up to a brilliant blue sky day. After teaching a yoga class, a friend who was in class reached out to let me know something awful. A mutual friend had taken her own life on Saturday. The breath caught in my throat. Tears welled up.
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“If the doors of my heart ever close, I am as good as dead.” In this one line, poet Mary Oliver points to an essential truth for all of us, especially healers and artists- we have to feel in order to truly live.
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After preparing to teach an online yoga class I popped open the laptop to set up Zoom. A news headline flashed across the screen- “New Zealand rated best place to survive global societal collapse. UK second.”
Crap, what about the rest of us? You know that sinking feeling, existential dread that we often feel just under the surface? This headline brought it screaming to the forefront!
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A few days after Italy opened to tourists again in June, my husband and I got an invitation to a small wedding on the island of Ischia. A dear friend’s son was getting married, after postponing twice due to the pandemic. My husband and I looked at each other and said “let’s go.”
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