Spirituality is not a luxury item
Things don’t feel so pleasant at the moment. I think for many people, the election results have turned their world upside. I’m seeing...
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The space between worlds
Sit comfortably and listen.
Priestess
Spiritual Companion
The Divine, however you define it. Sacred Space. Love, compassion, empathy. Tears, grief, hurt. Nature, spirits, connection. These are all connected, all deeply experienced and a part of our human spirituality.
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Where do you find that which you might call your God, Gods, Goddess, Universe, Spirit, Higher Self...what is bigger than yourself that you believe in?
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Maybe you are deep into your journey already, Maybe you are a beginner, taking their first steps. Maybe it's Tower time for you, as your world crumbles, maybe you've entered a new phase of life. Maybe you are just curious, and seeking new wisdom.
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Come explore you spiritual journey with me. Together, we can help you to develop your practice, find and utilize tools to deepen your connection to that which you hold sacred. Click here to learn more and book an appointment.
Not your Traditional Spirituality
If there is Love, there's nothing wrong with how you see the Universe.
For some, religion and spirituality go hand in hand, but for many others, breaking free of religion has been the start of their spiritual journey. At your side, I will stand with you without judgement. If you have been hurt by traditional religion,know that this is a safe space.
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It's also a safe place for POC, LGBTQ+ persons, neurodiverse peoples and folks of all religions and spiritual practices, as long as you are open to the beautiful diverse nature of spirituality.
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I work on a heart-based pricing scheme- this is something we can work together on. Spiritual services shouldn't be limited to those who can afford it.
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Liminal Space
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At a boundary or transitional point between two conditions, stages in a process, ways of life; The threshold between; The space between this world and the otherworld; somewhere between sacred and mundane
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