Letter 2: Trust your own lead
Whether leading or following, the first person you have to trust is you.
Perspectives on the interplay between mind and body, emphasising movement, mindfulness, and lived experience.
Whether leading or following, the first person you have to trust is you.
In a world that is often beyond our comprehension, much less our control, what does it mean to find freedom?
When we feel life calling us to dance, how do we find the heart to take those first steps?
As a door closes on what we once thought certain and settled, what new realities might our eyes open to?
What happens when survival skills give way to natural wisdom in an unnatural world.
How can recognizing the violent tides of our time help us chart our way to a better future?
How do the stories we read shape the stories we live?
Call it what you like, but not everyone grows towards the spotlight.
Transforming suffering into medicine for a hurting world.