The easy simplicity of going towards war, as opposed to facing the terrifying conflict within.

The journey between Mind and Heart is liminality at its purest. It's the choppy waters of the sea crossing between the mind's patterns and trusting your heart's desires.

On elemental medicine, life's roots are in the bones of the dead and Celestine Prophecy moments. In today's post, I hope to share the intersection of the outer pilgrimage with my inner landscape.

Slowly integrating into my homecoming after a pilgrimage around Scotland.

It's been a week since I returned home from my trip to Scotland.

Liminal times are not a neat crossing from ‘what was’ to ‘what is yet to be’. Because between death & rebirth - the ampersand in the middle is the pilgrimage.

Taking a page from monster romance to help us bring into relationship and engage with the Other - both inner and outer.

C.G. Jung was on to something as his quote shows. But how can we heal from our diseased relationship with the bigger forces that demand reconnection with us?

On enriching your relationship with Neptune during these chaotically creative times.

Keeping it sane while also holding the tension of the opposites in these initiatory times of death & rebirth.

On the liminal journey of grief and being stirred awake by joy and a lust for life.

A first entrée of reflections on what I learned from being in liminality between life and death.

Sensing the initiation before crossing the threshold, compliments of Saturn.

Liminal times start with releasing the grip and a letting go. It's about a shift of focus towards what matters, which isn't easy for the Ego, who fears the energy it will take to change.

When in times of change and transformation, it's important to find the right type of guidance. The guide you want is one that has liminal smarts.

All beginnings start in the womb of death, in the loosening of old ways of being.

What I've learned about the descent, the guides and gatekeepers at the threshold of a liminal journey from a 'textbook bad trip.'

When boredom shows up it's a sign that the liminal goddess Venus awaits for us in the wings and we're about to embark on an adventure.

In liminal times, one needs a guide who is at home with this transitional landscape. One such guide is Venus, the joy bringer.

On how our birth story matters when we’re seeking our life purpose.