A couple of years ago I was fortunate to attend a tour through the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum with a geologist who took us to many of the locations that she painted in Abiquiu, NM. On the bus ride towards her holy land the geologist mentioned that Ansel Adams had taken his most famous photograph, Moonrise…
How does it get any better than this, brilliant beaming New Mexico skies, ravens chattering away, and the absolute perfection of the imperfection in the Ojo Caliente cemetery? This is my third blog post on New Mexico cemeteries, and there were a few new finds today, including multiple Mother Mary forms cemented into the hand-made headstones…
Let’s start a Sacred Selfies revolution, mirroring ALL our magic within! In this playful online adventure, you will enter into a dynamic dialogue with the multilayered aspects of yourself and the world around you, flipping the script of this disrespected art form to explore the power of healthie selfies. Selfies have gotten a bad rap,…
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Life is so grand. Day one of the Great American Eclipse road trip to Trinity Hot Springs started off with a bang. Headed out at 5am to beat the Mojave Desert heat and spent the morning #Luciagraffiti stickering and photographing the abandoned porn Rock-A-Hula waterpark between Barstow and Las Vegas, NV. 1980s theme park covered in…
Experience this once in a lifetime opportunity from anywhere in the world to be an intimate part of the Great American Eclipse on August 21, 2017, directly receiving messages hidden in the still points to awaken your unique Rainbow Oracle gifts. These Technicolor gifts are the richest and most authentic offerings you have/are, and this…
I was searching for something in my computer tonight and for some reason all of my digital photos from when I was in Central America in 2011 appeared. They have been floating in and out of my psyche for a while, and I decided to actually look through them. Seeing them again made me think…
Celebratory high-fives are in order. Camp Souldust 3.0 was a-maz-ing. We danced and laughed and crafted and forest bathed and kayaked and swung on big ass swings and divined and foraged and colored and made earthen altars and did polar bear plunges in Puget Sound and had camp fires with smores and ate amazing food…
Two weeks from now a playful tribe of co-ed explorers will gather for Camp Souldust. There is still time to secure your bunk if you are called to some raucous, earthy, creative fun in the Pacific Northwest woods April 21st to 24th about an hour from Seattle. The event is old school summer camp…
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