My daughter is a master manifestor. We made vision boards this past New Year’s Eve and three of her visions have come true already…and it’s the middle of February. From “preppy” hair clips to a few unplanned vacations, she’s pretty good at her craft. Human Design has her pegged perfectly: her design says she’s one … Continue reading The Law of Attraction vs. The Law of Assumption—Which One Actually Works?
The Pendulum: Revisited
A couple of years ago, I wrote about the concept of the pendulum. Recently, with everything going on in the world, I revisited that post and realized I didn’t quite say what I meant. So, here I am, taking another shot at it. The world feels strange right now. In the U.S., we’ve re-elected a … Continue reading The Pendulum: Revisited
Moon Musings
Tonight, there’s a full moon in Leo. There’s something about the moon that draws all of our eyes to it in the nighttime sky, but a full moon feels especially magnetic, as if it’s illuminating more than just the world around us—it’s shining a light within. Although science hasn’t proven a direct connection, countless doctors … Continue reading Moon Musings
The Secret to More Energy? Close Your Loops
You may have heard a quote that many have attributed to Nikola Tesla: If you think of everything in terms of vibration, frequency and energy, you’ll understand the key to the universe. I 100% believe in this. Physics tells us that everything, including us, is always vibrating — nothing is ever at rest. Some objects … Continue reading The Secret to More Energy? Close Your Loops
Why the Man in the High Castle and the Barbie movie are kind of the same thing…
I deeply enjoyed The Man in the High Castle and also enjoyed the Barbie movie. The reasons they are alike may not appear evident at first glance but hear me out… A San Francisco where Japanese culture is not only the norm, but the expectation. A world where a woman can be president without question … Continue reading Why the Man in the High Castle and the Barbie movie are kind of the same thing…
Leap and the Parachute Will Appear
Fifteen years ago, I took a leap that would have terrified my younger self: I packed my car and moved across the country with no job waiting for me. As a kid, I remember thinking how cool it would be to ride my bike west until I hit the Pacific Ocean, but that was always … Continue reading Leap and the Parachute Will Appear






