I love the warmth of summer, but the moment it turns to fall, my body does a little happy dance too. Time to spend evenings on the couch reading my new favorite book, or trying a new recipe (I’m kinda getting into this cooking thing – miracles never cease to happen!). The fun mania of

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Summer in Montana is a bit manic. We’re all trying to fit in everything we can outside in the short amount of time we have. I heard a great joke recently from my friend Kathleen when it snowed on summer solstice (seriously, it did): Two Montanan’s were talking and one said, “Gosh, I really love

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This time of year begs to be heard. One walk in nature, and she’s singing her highest notes of grandeur at us and with us. She brings us home within and reminds us of what matters and what is True.  Out on a bike ride yesterday I turned away from the incoming thunderstorm and then

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What are prayers? And could a prayer be made out of grass like Mary Oliver writes?

Friendships and relationships are a training ground for our relationship with Spirit.  When I use to hold God at arms length away, I was also holding those I loved an arms length away – because those I loved were a child of God, as a wave is upon the ocean. As I rejected God, I rejected

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After a 9 month sabbatical, I share what I’ve learned on this deep spiritual journey

While during an 8 day silent retreat, I had an unexpected conversation with God.

Healing from childhood religion isn’t easy, but it’s important. Here’s my adventurous journey in doing so.

Before I share with you the transformative experience that led me to the answer of this question, it’s important that I share a few pieces from the past year that led to it. For the last two years, I’ve had a calling to God. When I use the word God, I use it synonymous with

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I was on the phone with a client this week when she asked, “How do I know it’s my intuition talking and not my ego? It’s so hard to tell sometimes.” A fantastic question. It IS hard to tell sometimes, and with enough practice and some specific tools (I share below), you’ll know how to

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