Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness.
ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY
ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY
pillars of purpose
The longing to live out my calling overwhelmed me, until I learned that finding your life purpose doesn't require you find one thing, it requires you find four. Four pillars of your unique soul and experience that weave together for the roadmap to follow.
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A few years ago I interviewed a Feng Shui Practitioner on my podcast, and one of the things she said that stuck with me is that our homes are living, breathing vision boards for our lives. From the art we put on the walls, to what we do - or do not - make room for in our homes. It all communicates how we feel about ourselves and what we believe we are worthy of. It makes sense —
My sister messaged me the other day asking what a first-time mom absolutely needs. And as I was typing back, I realized, I had a lot to say! Yes, there are the must-have items for baby that make functioning with a newborn easier, but just as important are the must-have items for mom herself. Because when you're navigating that steep learning curve, the best gifts aren't things, they are permissions-permissions to rest, permission to seek support, and permission to gently reclaim your presence in a body and life that feels completely different.
Something I’ve noticed in the lead up to holidays, is that there is a strong emphasis on a slower, more intentional approach to the holidays this year. Whether it’s making a homemade simple syrup to gift your sister or making paper ornaments with your kids, it feels as if, collectively, we are feeling a shift– saying no to the usual rush, the commercialism, and instead yearning for something deeper and more peaceful.
This month I’m drawn to simple homecooked meals, making art from what we have. I've also been thinking a lot about the cycle of life and death, specifically concerning my work and this blog.
We got married! A full recap of the day coming soon, but first a little DIY. I knew I wanted to preserve my bouquet, and thought about drying it, but to me, drying flowers can sometimes feel stagnant. Instead I wanted something that felt poetic. Something that felt like the day, a moment in time, imprinted in my mind forever and ever.