It’s been awhile since I’ve written, almost 3 months in fact. The longest I’ve gone without writing since I started writing 10 years ago. I’ve been cocooning, drawing into my internal landscape, unsure of where I’m heading or what’s next. I still don’t. But what I do know is that I miss connecting with you.

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As I watched the snow fall yesterday after a 65 degree day on Friday, I’m reminded of the dramatic Montana weather. Just like life, it can change drastically from easy peasy to downright challenging.  I experienced this last month when the City of Bozeman came to replace the underground 90 year old lead and galvanized

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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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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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