We can fear and grieve and heal all at the same time — Mourning the beautiful future we once hoped for is natural. We all do it to some extent from time to time. The metaphysical way to healing is to turn to now. It’s only in the now that the thing we call future is shaped. That’s where we can discover our…

Because personal agency is as important as love — I don’t make predictions because they undercut the very agency which you need to be able to write your future. Say what? Isn’t that what a Tarot reading is all about? Not anymore. The most painful thing in life is not to be loved. …

I found my divine lover and you can too. — Are you wondering if divine love is real? And if so, can you attract it? To answer that question, we have to understand that, while relationships operate in the material world, they originate in, and are connected with, a higher reality of sacredness. We have to understand that we don’t…

In observance of Martin Luther King Day — As a nonbinary person, I know about not belonging and irritating some with my existence. But that’s no longer the problem it used to be since I discovered the power of love. Now I shrug and think, I’ve never belonged, and I’ve always irritated some because I’m different. Yet, there…

Watching this drama unfold is a public lesson in trauma and the journey of recovery — Harry, the Duke of Sussex, might be experiencing a bit of over exposure right now, what with a 6-part Netflix special, a new book, Spare, and high-profile interviews to promote it. Some say, it’s causing backlash, a turn of the tides of sympathy. If so, nothing could be more unfair…

Sharing a fellow Medium writer’s teaching — I loved Mukundarajan V N’s 1-minute article so much, I felt the urge to highlight it with an article of my own and even made the above Facebook post out of my favorite sentence for the article to spread the wisdom to a wider audience. It struck me so much…

Imagine you step into a travel agency in Seoul, S-Korea. Book a Christmas trip to Niagara Falls. Your group visits the White House, then heads north. Straight into a blizzard. Conditions worsen. Your van slides, tips into a ditch. Less than twenty miles to go and you’re stranded. You clamber…