(Invite) Monthly Grief Affinity Circle
Grief doesn’t demand clarity or resolve—it asks for our presence, our curiosity, and our permission to feel it fully.
Digging into Grief-inspired Freedom
Our grief tenderizes us, softening the hardened edges we've built up as a form of protection. Edges that grew into thick, thorny bushes that block out light and exaggerate separation.
Hard Dough Bread, Cornmeal Porridge, and Snickers Bars. Hear me out...
A food rant turned snuggly reminisce about food as culture, and as love.
The Grief We Don't Talk About Enough
Lessons from a disruptive dementia tour
"Roots, Rest, Grief, and Death" - One Creative's Chorus
Honoring the path and the path-clearers that walked me here
What absence can do for presence
A tribute to Jasai Madden
Maybe grieve it before you "fix" it.
Replacing "I need to fix" with "I need to grieve"
Knocking Parenting Off Its Pedestal
Clip from a convo about deschooling with a spiritual mentor while in seminary (a year ago)
Free to Grieve After Juneteenth
Reflecting on how grief shapes my experiences with independence and freedom
