Tag: self love

Unravel Feelings of Isolation

Being around people or finding partnership is not the most effective cure for loneliness.

I believe it ties deeply to how we relate to ourselves, and the quality of kinship that we share with others.

One of my favorite things about the work I do is that I get to have meaningful exchanges with people about what matters to them the most. We get to explore hope, feelings, love, and possibilities together.

This week, I offer you these questions to consider what steps you can take to feel more in touch with what best serves your own freedom from feelings of isolation that seem so common these days.

Body Positivity Practices

It took me a long time to love my body.

We all know the reasons for this. Society has weird standards that our parents and friends sadly buy into. 

Even if we do fit the “ideals”, most of us experience an aversion to the design of our corporeal earth suit in some way.

Today, I want to celebrate your shape and mine, and share some of the ways that I embraced my own short and bootyful bounty.

My Ack!Knowledements

I have been thinking about validation lately.

People often reflect that my tarot readings are validating, and I enjoy being a stranger who can reflect back what your intuition is saying.

More poignantly though, I have been talking about acknowledgement with my therapist a lot.

Because I desire approval and I don’t like that appetite.

Can you relate?

We seek it from friends, lovers, family, and, to an unhealthy degree, random strangers on the internet.

Often these groups don’t reflect what we want. But we keep going back anyway.

Why?

Celebrate Your Shadows this Weekend

This weekend is about so much more than sexy witch outfits and jello shots with eyeballs floating in them.

This is a time that many cultures believe the veil is thin between the realms.
This is a great time to reflect on your own shadows with the Moon Card.
The Moon card is about our subconscious.
It’s about shedding light on what is hidden in the dark recesses of our mind.
The Moon Card wants us to see and accept our whole Self, bruised triggers and all.