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Aug 29 •
Welcome to Revolutionary Peace, Love & Travel ✨
Hey friends — I’m so glad you’re here 💌 This community is your home for Revolutionary Peace, Love & Travel — a space where adventures (both inner and outer) guide us back to presence, alignment, and joy. From quick 7-day challenges to 30-day workbooks to deeper courses, you’ll find practices and reflections here that help you slow down, notice the magic, and live with more freedom. Think of this as a shared journey: one part travel guide, one part peace practice, all part of living fully. Someday isn’t out there in the future — it’s right now. ✨ But first — let’s get to know each other! Here are some fun ways to jump in (choose one, or all): 🗣️ Introduce yourself + share a pic of your current view or workspace. 🎬 Tell us your favorite movie or a book you’ve re-read more than once. 🌍 Share one place you’ve been that made time feel different. ✨ Or just drop a GIF that matches your current mood. I’ll go first in the comments so you can get to know me — then it’s your turn! 💛
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I am living my childhood dream.
It’s hard to put into words exactly how much this last trip meant to me, not only because I got to share it with the man that I love, but we shared that time with our creators, our mothers. I’ve always had a deep sense of family connection and love that when it comes to travel my mother simply never says no. I now have two Moms the one who made me and the one who chooses to love me. I cannot express how grateful it is to be in this moment. Life was hard for a few years after my Dad passed away. I was so lost and then like some small miracle I’d been found by the people I needed the most.
Sep 17 •
I'm so happy you found this....
Living life to its fullest. Not letting the BS get the best of us. I want you to make the most of the time you are given. And if you were waiting for "permission", consider it DONE!! The whole world benefits by you loving life! Let's create a community of people that find life worth living!
Sep 27 •
Outside my comfort zone
While this may not seem true, I find it difficult to try new things w people I don’t know. In any group setting, I put on a brave face, but I can tell you there was an inner monologue that took place, forcing myself to do or try this “thing”. It’s not fear of the activity exactly nor fear of people exactly. It’s a deep dive into personal safety and being in a fight or flight status for the majority of my life that I don’t know how to get out of. Constant vigilance. I’m joining some women veterans for an evening of a small class on archery, chit chat, snacks…. I’ll update y'all later tonight .
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