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The Living Roots

that shape this work

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Listening

Listening is the foundation of this work. It invites us into relationship with ourselves, with each other, and with the more-than-human world.  We listen through sensation, silence, movement, and  presence.

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Authenticity

Bring what you bring and feel what you feel.
The mess and the beauty of who you are, are both welcome. When we show up with honesty, we open the doorway to deeper connection with ourselves, with others, and with the Mystery.

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Rootedness


Roots invite us to slow down, breathe, and feel earth beneath our feet. Coming into a rooted place in our bodies so that real transformation can arise.

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Reverence

Reverence is a lens through which to experience  the world. To hold eery creature, every feeling, every threshold as sacred. Through reverence, we begin to remember that we belong to something greater than ourselves.

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Belonging

To your place in the web of life.
This work tends the deep human need to belong. Not only to others, but to the unfolding of your own life path.
Here, I support you to  reweave connection to ancestry, community, and the earth.

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Ceremony


Ceremony is the language of the soul that allows us to mark what matters, from the little changes to big thresholds - I support you to navigatel life throigh ritual and ceremony.

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Imagination


Imagination is a bridge to the richness of lIfe.
It lets us hear the voices of the trees, dance with the archetypes, speak with the soul. Through imagination, we open to magic, mystery, and deep remembering.

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Care

However you are, whatever you are going through, I am here to meet you with compassion and hold a deep care for the unique path you are on.

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