Tag: grief
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Getting Lost
You might think you really know yourself, and what you’re capable of, until you endeavor to move through a period of time without a well-formed “plan.” It turns out many attributes that I thought were character might’ve been well-honed methods pretending that I can control the outcome of my life.Boredom becomes a sticky, viscous material…
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Energetic Mediumship
A couple months ago I shared about my experience reconnecting to mediumship.There are many beginnings to this story, one of which is told here, but another beginning starts with completing my second level of Reiki training. I was fortunate that I connected with a great teacher who was willing to personalize the experience, and bring her…
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Finding novelty in a time of Sameness
In one sentence we’re already arrived at a contradiction. The pandemic era is full of these, and one is that on the micro level of environment we are often existing in a vast expanse of sameness. The natural opportunities for spontaneity are less present (even as that has perhaps shifted for some since the beginning…
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Navigating Uncharted Waters
Around the end of this past summer, the 18 month mark of the pandemic in the US, there was a lot of framing in news articles and social media posts of how we’re approaching the “two year mark”… incredibly we are actually still not quite at that point yet but it feels like way more…
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Ambiguous Loss and Collective Grief
This piece was originally written in three separate newsletters between 3/28/20 and 4/21/2020. I considered editing it to make it a bit more evergreen, but I feel it is am important record of a difficult and important time. Spring of 2020, particularly in my home at the time of Brooklyn, NY was a huge pivot…
Inward Vision 