by Kathryn Sheehan

Dark. If there is one word to describe 2025 thus far, it is “dark”. Here in the Northeast, we had one of the coldest and most snow-filled winters in years. Millions across the country are suffering job loss, deportation, and the diminishment of fundamental rights.

by Jordan Pearson

I find it amusing that the United States’ Presidential Election Day in early November was chosen to align with the end of the autumn harvest, since most voters in the early days of the nation were farmers. In the 1800s it may have been convenient, but in 2025, it seems sadistic.

by Shelley Holloway

Collective Trauma is a real thing, I know this to be true as a therapist specializing in Trauma - in all the forms it takes. Sitting with clients day-in and day-out all holding narrative’s shaped by our culture, passed down through families, school

by C. Minelli

In my early exploration of the tarot, I found The Lovers to be one of the most challenging cards. It didn’t appear for me as often as The Empress or Queen of Cups. I can count on one hand in the last decade or so of it coming out to play.

by Alena Taylor

Meditation is a personal experience. I often feel an underlying pressure to meditate “correctly”. Good news is that there is no such thing as “correct”. If you are not sure how to get started or you feel like your mind is racing, you are not alone. I am a trained priestess and my experience varies widely from one meditation to another. Sometimes it starts like this: