When the Ground Beneath You Shifts
I remember hearing years ago, “When something feels like it’s falling apart, it’s actually coming together.” I’ve thought about those words a lot lately.
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When the Light Slants Just Right
There’s a time of day, usually late afternoon, when the light in my home softens. It stretches across the floor and spills through the windows like it’s in no rush to leave. It’s not showy or dramatic, just golden, easy, and full of presence.
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Compassionate Conversations:
Becoming Heart-full
There is a difference between acceptance and allowing. Acceptance is an acknowledgment—it is seeing things as they are, without resistance or judgment. It is a necessary step, but it can sometimes feel like a passive state, as if we are simply agreeing to what is. Allowing, on the other hand, is an active process. It invites us to soften, to make space, to open the door and let life move through us.
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The Liminal Space
The word liminal comes from the Latin word “limen,” which means threshold. It’s the space between what was and what will be. It is fluid, uncertain, and sacred. It’s where we transform.
Cultivating Calm and Creating Tranquility in Your Life
Whether caring professionally or for a loved one, you likely wear so many hats throughout your day that your head is spinning. The key to cultivating calm and creating tranquility in your life is to find a way to wear only one hat at a time.
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