I love it when something so simple turns out to be so exquisite.

The beach is one of my happy places; open sky, fresh air, waves tumbling in, and sand on my feet. I breathe deeper when I see the vastness and space, and my heart opens. Everything falls away; nothing else exists.

For me, the kitchen is a special place. It always has been.

There are no guarantees on the journey of self-discovery, and you know what? Our ego hates this.

It's interesting how the Universe supports our soul's evolution in such unexpected and mysterious ways.

For me, the morning is a powerful time to connect to myself and the present moment, to set my intentions, and set the stage for my day. 

I recently listened to spiritual teacher Matt Kahn speak, and he said something so refreshing that I wanted to share it with you.

I recently held a weekend retreat with an incredible group of women. I was deeply touched by how we knowingly or unknowingly supported each other with our presence and by simply being who we are.

Do you ever feel like you could use a break from thinking?

Today, I had a session with my mentor that touched me deeply and was very impactful. As I sit down now to write, I feel tender.

Once in a while, I have absolutely nothing to write about for Mindful Monday. I sit down to write, but it feels like nothing's there. Usually, ideas flow through me but this week, nothing.

When I was a young girl, I remember dreaming about marriage and having many children.

Spring is a time of new beginnings. After a long winter of resting, you can feel new life emerging. There is an aliveness in the air that brings the feeling of fresh and unlimited possibilities.

Last week I had a great conversation about boundaries with a group of women. We shared how, while we may know that setting boundaries is a good thing, it can be difficult.

When we embark on a spiritual path, we may be motivated to do so because we want to change somehow. We want more peace and less stress or to be more present and connect to something deeper within.

A client recently told me a story about a woman who had cancer and was receiving support from spiritual teacher Tara Brach. The woman's mantra was, 'I don't have time to rush.'

Curiousity is an essential part of the journey of self-discovery. The longer I’m on the path, the more curious I have become.

People sometimes say that they’re on a journey or path to “find themselves”.

What if the way to finding ourselves is by losing ourselves?

Consciousness is alive and dynamic. It’s a mystery unfolding in every moment with no beginning or end. I was reminded of the ever-changing landscape of this reality last week.  

When I look back on many moments in my life, they still touch my heart deeply. These moments have shaped me, and I feel like they're part of me.