Is there a place one can go...

It’s easy for me to say
“I want people to feel loved.”
To argue for more space
at the table.

Is desire even meant for quenching?
I’ve looked in all the usual places
and still, I burn.

Here's a poem I wrote from a grounded place -- wisdom from myself to myself. I'll keep these words as an anchor to guide my home.

Here’s a 10-minute unconventional spiritual practice - bringing curiosity and presence to a Cynthia Bourgeault quote about bracing and surrender.

What does this wisdom collage stir in you? Do the words or images draw you in? Do you resist them?

Do you ever go from calm to “losing it,” and wonder what in the world happened? Suddenly you have no connection to your thinking mind. What is your self-talk like after these moments? Are you hard on yourself?

I’m always on the look out for ways to be with people more skillfully and artfully. Dr. Ham has some wonderful videos that break complex concepts into simple explanations that make sense to me.

Here’s an invitation to an unconventional spiritual practice —bringing curiosity to evocative images to notice resonance and resistance. What does this wisdom collage stir in you?

Soulspace is a spacious collective awakening to wisdom. It exists to create spaces for flourishing and belonging through spacious accompaniment, and evocative storytelling.

I didn’t fall down a slippery slope, I kept climbing to escape it.

How do we move in freedom, agency, and sacred responsibility — freedom for the flourishing of all beings and Love itself?