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New York City: The Crossroads of Reinvention

There’s an ache in revisiting a place that once held your very identity. New York City, that concrete jungle once pulsating with the rhythm of my being, now feels like a stranger simply wearing familiar landmarks. Buildings have overtaken where the parks used to be, where kids used to play. The city’s buzz replaced by …

Invisible Woman Becoming Visible

The healing journey fucking sucks! I’m saying that with my whole chest. And I’m saying that while still making the choice to continue on this journey. It’s a declaration I make, not with resignation, but with a fierce determination to persist. My life, a series of experiences woven together by the imagination only Creator could …

Pleasure or Peril: Is Your Adult Toy Making You Sick?

In the realm of sexual pleasure, adult toys have carved a niche for themselves, becoming a popular choice among women worldwide. However, beneath the veil of pleasure and orgasms, there lies a concern that’s not often talked about – radiation emission from these toys and its potential impact on women’s health. It’s time to shed …

The Healing Power of Heart Intelligence

In the quiet whispers of the heart, a realm of infinite wisdom unfolds, reverberating in the sacred chamber of our being, offering a roadmap to a place of healing and tranquility. Have you ever stopped to ponder the symphony of intelligence that beats tirelessly in our chests, that beacon of loving energy that has the …

Postpartum Psychosis: It’s Time to Talk About It

Postpartum psychosis (PP) is a rare but serious mental illness that can occur after childbirth. It is characterized by a sudden onset of severe mood swings, delusions, and hallucinations. Symptoms typically begin within the first two weeks after childbirth, but can occur up to a year later. The exact cause of PP is unknown, but …

Unspoken Thoughts of a Mother

I woke up at 3am that morning, long before the sun peeked through the clouds. I lay in bed for a few hours, thinking about my kids. I thought about their needs, how I could better support them, and the things I’d like to do for them. My 14-year-old son woke up and started getting …

The Essential Traits of an Emotionally Intelligent Partner: Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Relationships and Life

Emotional intelligence means having the ability to understand, process, and respond to emotions in yourself or someone else. It can make a huge difference in your life when you’re proficient in these areas. Here are some of the top personality traits of an emotionally intelligent partner: Emotional intelligence is all about being aware of your …

Sacred Geometry & Relationships: How It Can Help You

Sacred geometry is the study of geometric shapes and patterns that are believed to have spiritual significance. When it comes to relationships, sacred geometry can be used to understand underlying patterns and dynamics that shape our interactions with others. One of the most fundamental shapes in sacred geometry is the circle. In relationships, the circle …

Why Adults Need Villages Too

We all know the saying it takes a village to raise children, and while that used to be exactly how it was, times have changed quite tremendously. Parents are on hyper-alert because there are predators preying on their children and feel resistant to the interference of the community. On the other hand, the community isn’t …

Taino Woods

There are few places I’ve been to as tranquil as Taino Woods. While only 2 hours outside of bustling New York City, the energy of the land feels much farther removed. The owners, Chantel and Jesse Rivera create a spiritual experience for each guest that stems from their indigenous Taino culture. In the mornings, the …

The Cry of A Mother

“Mommy, play with me”… That’s what my little one says every day. It doesn’t matter if I just spent the last hour playing with him. For him, it’s not enough. I feel terrible telling him I can’t play with him because I need to work. The look of disappointment registers clearly on his face and …

Monkeypox: What You Need to Know

Monkeypox was first identified in 1958 in Zaire, Africa, which is now the Democratic Republic of Congo. This virus was recorded to have started among captive primates. Initially, the outbreak was fairly contained among animals, but in 1970, it was identified in humans. Initially, it was recorded in West and Central Africa, but in the …

The Masks We Use To Hide Our Emotions

She laughed and said I was detached. She spoke in general of my nature as a person. I disagreed. She wasn’t the only one that said that and felt like they had a good read of who I am. I realized they didn’t know me very well. Or at least not as well as they …

What Your Healing Journey Teaches Your Kids

As a parent with multiple kids, I’m constantly reminded that my kids watch me grow and evolve. Each child gets a slightly different version of mommy. My prayer is that none of them feel the other got more of me than they did. As I sat and talked with my oldest today, I could see …

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