Breaking The Silence
Brain pain, addiction, and suicide are national crises. This article explores personal experience, current statistics, and practical steps for suicide prevention and mental health awareness.
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Brain pain, addiction, and suicide are national crises. This article explores personal experience, current statistics, and practical steps for suicide prevention and mental health awareness.
Feeling blocked or out of alignment? Your soul is calling you to reclaim your power. Step into your unique energy, release what no longer serves you, and move with ease, clarity, and purpose.
This season doesn’t have to be a performance. It’s okay to say no. It’s okay to unplug. It’s okay to let this be the summer where you slow down, protect your peace, and finally feel like… yourself again.
Hey friend, can we take a second to talk about something wild? How is it already APRIL?! I swear we were just clinking glasses to ring in 2025, setting big goals, feeling unstoppable… and now, suddenly, it’s time to pull out our Easter bonnets! What happened to those New Year’s intentions?
Walking across the farm, I see my sage crops thriving in the sunshine. Their silver-green leaves dance in the breeze. There are two types of sage that flourish here. However, today, I want to talk about white sage, Salvia apiana, the sacred herb known for its powerful cleansing properties. Sage smudge sticks, made from white sage, are among the most popular tools for energetic clearing. They are found commercially in abundance. Yet in recent years, many have begun questioning the ethics of their widespread use.
Your Fault or Mine? It’s an age-old question in relationships. Is it my fault my partner is mad at me? Or is it just my partner misinterpreting my actions because of their “own stuff”? (Most of us seem to prefer the second option).
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