Musings

  • Sun That Shines on You

    In the midst of silence and trees I have found myself connecting to the magnificence of Spirit. In the throes of confusion, I can handle being the cloud that gives protection and shade. In this life I consider the babies and the bees to be my friends. With me being the tulip that opens up…

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  • An Autumn Woman’s Guide to Staying Cool this Summer 

    Okay firstly, did you know that cherries are one of summer’s most effortless cooling allies? A bowl of hydrating sweetness that calms the body from the inside out. With a naturally high water content and powerful antioxidants, they help pull excess heat out of the tissues, reduce inflammation, and support smoother digestion so your system…

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  • 5 Essential Questions for Selecting Your Mentor or Coach

    Not every “coach” is your coach. Not every “mentor” can hold your mission. In a world where anyone can call themselves a guide, it’s sacred work to choose wisely—and protect your nervous system, your creativity, and your calling. As a trauma-informed coach, business owner, and someone who’s been both the student and the teacher, I’ve…

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  • My Top 3 Tips for Reducing Hyperpigmentation *Naturally* 

    Hyperpigmentation is one of the most common skin concerns, often caused by factors like sun exposure, acne scars, or hormonal changes. As a woman who loves skin care, I feel that I’ve cracked the code to hyperpigmentation quite well actually. While it can be stubborn to treat, incorporating the right products and habits into your…

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  • No One Owns the Forest

    The forest is a healing oasis that once upon a time was a place of solace for indigenous and Black people. The forest does not belong to one specific group because they want to keep its beauties for itself – the same can be said for the oceans, rivers, and springs. In Oregon, there is…

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  • Writing to Live. Writing to Breathe. Writing to Remember.

    My writings and poetry used to be dark and heavy. I grieved through the pages and the ink of my pen. I was writing to stay alive. I was writing to feel something. And when I couldn’t explain my sorrows to those around me, I knew that the pen would always understand. My poetry became…

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  • Southern Belle at Heart

    From the plains of Alabama to the evergreen Oregon shore I have journeyed in search of more I welcome a new adventure, a fresh chance  A land of forests, mountains, and rivers that dance  I know the love from my roots will last  Protected by my future and guided by lessons of the past  From…

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