Feminist reflections I penned while I was supposed to be writing my wedding vows — When I married my partner recently, no aspect of the ritual was automatically included. As perpetual adventurers in consciousness, we felt into every decision about the day before making it and that called me to question my role as the bride. …

Take heed of this jovial anecdote — At the last stop before London Euston, a guy boards the busy train, lugging a backpack that sounds as though it contains a substantial amount of weaponry. He’s dressed in a postman’s uniform. He greets every person in the carriage with a happy “hello” as he clatters past. I spend…

And helping other new Medium writers to build theirs — I’m still relatively new here and learning how this whole Medium thing works. One thing that has become abundantly clear, is that everyone is aiming to hit that 100 follower target. Naturally, it’s a goal for me too. I’m still a little short of the full century but thought I’d…

A poem about the ordinary — I believe in magic. Some days crackle with the energy of the unknown, don’t you think? With the just beyond my understanding, miraculous nature of How does that work? How did they do that? Today is not one of those days. Right now all I see is my hand, moving in…

A piece of channelled writing with a profound message about the evolving roles of masculinity and femininity. — My role is to enable and embody the new feminine. The feminine is the channel between the divine and the physical. It is creation. The feminine is to flow and to connect, bringing about change. Through me, all things pass into being. …

The beginning of a new year can really bring stagnation into stark relief but that’s not a reason to push yourself harder. It’s an invitation to look deeper. You might be pleasantly surprised by what you find. — I recently read through my journals as part of an end-of-year ritual. I wanted to remind myself of the journey I’ve been on this past year and set out some intentions for 2022. The idea felt uplifting. The reality felt less so.