This past week I was reflecting on all the small offers that have come to me (earth angels) and how significant small gestures of kindness make a big difference in the moment and it got me wondering, how can I help you? We have so many gifted and talented people in this community that I want to find more ways of giving back. Let me know what I can do to help you.

After being disowned by my entire family, I had to find my way back to a new home and that home was me. This song followed me on my journey home and I sometimes even sing it to the moon to remind myself of the strong and resilient Woman I have become through my very difficult journey. I hope it speaks to you too and reminds you of your strength and courage. Much Love. https://youtu.be/tegev08KyHY

I’ve been experiencing feelings of joy, bliss and peace where I think I have arrived at an awakened state only to be shaken back to planet earth where I get to remember I am a human. I sense this is the journey of finding equanimity through finding heightened states only to be humbled again. It can sure be challenging from everything is wonderful, my heart is open to I’m so grumpy and judgemental about everyone else including myself. Can anyone relate?

Where you felt off and didn’t know why?

Dear community, As our community continues to grow, I want to take a moment to reflect on what makes a space feel good for everyone. Meeting together is not only about what we talk about it’s also about how we listen, how we respond, and how much room we allow one another to simply be ourselves. A few simple guidelines help us protect that space: • Speak from your own experience rather than making assumptions about someone else’s. • Listen with curiosity, even when someone sees something differently than you do. • Give people space to finish their thoughts without interruption. • Keep conversations respectful, especially when emotions or perspectives differ. • Remember that everyone arrives with their own experiences, sensitivities and stories. • If something feels uncomfortable, pause before reacting. Sometimes a little space changes the entire conversation. These aren’t rules about being perfect. They’re simply invitations to be more conscious of how we show up. We all have moments when we could have listened a little more, spoken a little less, or responded differently. That’s part of being human. The intention isn’t to police the space. It’s to care for it while showing up authentically so we are free to be. When we each take a little responsibility for the energy we bring into a room, the whole community benefits. Thank you for helping create a space where people can feel heard, respected and welcome.