A space for silence

I have always felt more connected to the natural world than to the human. From a young age, I preferred the company of animals and plants to people - the touch of the ocean and the caress of the wind, the feel of a carpet of moss and the dizzying spaciousness of wide open prairie skies. I have found true companions in the forests and fields, I learned to sing with the birds, commune with bees and listen to the stories of the trees.

Western society is not built for people who talk to trees, as I had to learn, but something has been shifting recently. The collective consciousness feels more open now than it ever has in my lifetime. People seem to be openly and actively seeking alternatives to our current cultural ways of being in the world - maybe that’s why you’re here. In that case, I’m grateful you’ve found me.

This is often the space where people try to convince you that they alone are qualified to teach you, that only they can provide you with whatever it is they think you need to heal. That they, and somehow only they, have the magic combination of weekend trainings or year-long retreat experience or time spent with such-and-such a guru or revered teacher that makes them qualified above everyone else to handle YOUR spiritual awakening, growth or healing. If this sounds like what you’re looking for, I won’t be able to help you. True spiritual (or self or soul) healing comes from within - end of sentence. You do not need a guide or a guru or a teacher or anyone else to do the work of soul awakening. Anyone trying to convince you otherwise is selling something. Be wary.

To be as clear as possible: I am not offering any secret knowledge, I am merely holding a quiet space for the wisdom of Nature inherent within everyone to be able to come to the surface. I am not the magic, the messenger nor the teacher. I am here to curate the container, pour the water, and be of service as a listener. Nothing beyond that is within my control, nor should it be.