
“[You] donβt have to write a lot, but you have to first of all just acknowledge it and put it into words. And that was really for me, the breakthrough.” -James Pennebaker
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“[You] donβt have to write a lot, but you have to first of all just acknowledge it and put it into words. And that was really for me, the breakthrough.” -James Pennebaker
Continue reading “expressive writing for mental health & well-being”
“Sometimes the absence of light helps you see more clearly. It takes away many of our comforts to reveal the essentials.” -Mari Andrew
Continue reading “inner skies (night & conclusions)”
Today is the πππ moon is waxing to full; it is the day πͺ after one of the most talented and kind humans left Earth πͺ¦ (RIP Miss Dolly) and β Day 96/100 of my second 100-Day Project for this year, (theme: Benevolence, Wonder and Meaning). Themes have guided through a π’ busy (joy-filled and stressful) summer of family π visits, medical π₯π₯Ό appointments, surgeries and physical therapy.
Braveheart, 2026 has felt like a crossover β‘οΈ between two territories: my Before and my Now. It has felt like a year of details that combined to form a portal; a long-awaited point of transition + manifestation that coincided with my soul being engaged and ready. And frankly, likely facilitated feeling π ready.
Continue reading “an anniversary, a new book discussion + crossing a threshold π₯³”