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Fertile void
Life is never just one thing.
Experiences touch us.
The real impact can often get overlooked.
This is why I like sitting and listening to my fertile voids.
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This too…
…shall pass.
(On impermanence)
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Nature always wins
Real perseverance and courage lie in the cracks of life.
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Learning with Nature
I noticed our garden orchid in the sun while learning walking therapy today. Online, offline – connected.
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This future…
…is here already, and that’s OK (Budapest, Dalí exhibition)
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Paris
Always full of memories
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Welcoming new year
Our new bonsai tree lost all its leaves, sprouted new ones, and today I discovered…flower buds! It’s spring in our bathroom! I’ve been away from posting, even though IG is still my most intimate public writing space – even from there.
I spent the last two weeks reflecting on 2022 from a place of silence, an incredible opening (a commitment I worried I’d have to drop, finished, which was a tremendous gift) and increasing energy levels after months of intensity. I kept busy, too: I moved my business to the next phase to allow new staff, new ideas, way more unique content (finally!) and new services.
I am so excited about 2023 because everything I dreamed up for Voxel Hub is about to become possible. So I am now back, posting and blogging more than ever and will be writing so much more about digital wellbeing – I am so glad I can finally make space for this true passion of mine.
I am to walk the thin line between light and darkness, and so the year starts also with news of family loss. However, if anything, last year showed me just how much complexity I can handle. And boy, I can handle a lot.
I am so grateful I can now hold just my own stuff and my clients, equipped with new therapeutic skills too.
So so grateful for all this opening space to create, share and assist healing.
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On endings
Finished my last day at OTR Bristol today. Oh, what a formative journey. It totally shaped me into a more aware liberation practitioner. So grateful for every single person who supported me during those five years.
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Back in Venice
So good to be back in Venice. Restoring. Pausing. Reflecting.
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It takes a village
It truly takes a village, hard work, challenges and incredible rewards along the way.
I aged a few decades and grew a tiny bit wiser, sharper, and more ambiguous (it’s what those times need of us).
I found my people and left places that did not serve me well.
I liberated myself from so many layers and can’t wait to do more.
I am utterly grateful to each and every person who supported me and for those lovely messages of comfort this week.
It takes a village.
