The masculine wound is one that I know I have carried. I just didn’t know how deep it went. We’ve all been told to raise the divine feminine, but what about our masculine/father wound? The Goddess energy can’t be fully manifested and real until we balance and heal the wound that goes much deeper and … More Healing the Masculine/Father Wound
I took my usual walk morning and wanted to listen to something on my phone. Nothing came to mind as I prepared to step out the door so I left my headphones behind. Instead, I created the conversation that I wanted to hear; I talked to myself. I started by asking where my people were, … More Not “fitting in” and what it really means
My husband and I usually go for an after-dinner walk. Sometimes we turn left on the street in front of our house, but almost always we turn right. There is a dog in a back yard a couple of blocks away and we often stop and say hello to her. She’s really sweet with mocha … More Precious Little Love
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night with a brain-splitting headache. You take a couple of Tylenol and it barely touches the outer edges of the throbbing. You sit up, put an extra pillow behind you and lean against the headrest, hoping that it eases. I don’t really need to imagine, since it … More Guilt is Optional
Let’s talk about the heart of the home, the gathering place, the steaming pot of homemade Zuppa Toscana with decadent bacon, sausage, kale and savory broth bubbling on the stove getting ready to meet the fresh, crusty sourdough loaf cooling on the rack. My husband and I recently learned about “kitchens environment” in the world … More Be a Nourishing Kitchen
A fun and silly little experiment … My husband and I have been together for ten years, married for nearly six years and we are rarely apart. Yes, we spend all of our time together; 24/7. Fortunately, we get along very well. A few years ago, while living in France, he purchased several pairs of … More Dressing for Joy
I was doing yoga with my favourite yogi; Adriene, and I looked out my window and saw my neighbor with her dog in her backyard. I noticed myself making a judgment about her posture. It passed through my mind so quickly that I almost missed it. It made me wonder how often I observe and … More my new spiritual practice
Last night we watched a Vietnamese movie with subtitles. It was called Detective Kien – The Headless Horror. It was pretty good actually considering we had to read the movie. When the movie finished, I was reminded of a series we saw a few years ago and I couldn’t think of the name. It featured … More Swami Giri And Kevin The Peacock
Yesterday morning we heard a “thud” as we were waking up in our bed. We looked out the window and saw a bird on the ground. His head was twisted around facing behind him, toward us, in an impossible and painful looking twist. It sat still for a few moments and then slowly turned its … More Hidden Blessings
Kathy Maloney Mathieu 