HeyJaredEnchantable
Field notes and love letters from the edge of enchantment and disturbance, Writing as a practice of reciprocity and interbeing
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Sensing into the Season (opens the original)
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Dear beloved readers,What are the signs of the season where you are?This is the question that I always begin my seasonal ritual gatherings with, and this weekend we celebrated the equinox. We are in the portal between seasons, and I love the equinox particularly for its moment of balance and for the shared experience of equal light and darkness across our planetary home. Here in Costa Rica, we should be in the thick of rainy season, but an El Niño year combined with climate chaos has led to a se
Log Girl Summer: An Epilogue and Ode (opens the original)
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This post concludes the Log Girl Summer Series. You can find all posts in this series here:Dear beloved readers,To everything, a season.I am on the other side of Log Girl Summer.It was everything I hoped it would be, everything I needed, and more.I am writing from the other side.Most of all, I am grateful.Log Girl Summer has ended. Long live Log Girl!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!G5oX!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:
Office hours are in session- tomorrow! (opens the original)
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Dear beloved readers,Office hours are in session!I invite you to join me tomorrow, Wednesday, September 2nd at 10 am Costa Rica time, for my first-ever Enchantable Office hour.Register here (it’s free!)This is an experiment. In the liminal space after termination, in the final glorious days of Log Girl Summer, I
Reading Beyond the Word (opens the original)
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Dear beloved readers,What are you reading these days)?In my last post, A Reading Guide for Other Worlds, I discussed my love of reading and the power of reading to help us build other worlds. Since then, I have been thinking a lot about the many ways to read, and what other forms of literacy we miss when we only read the written word (which I know you are doing here, right now, reading this). I’ve been wondering: What are the power and limitations of the written word? What other literacies do we
A Reading Guide for Other Worlds (opens the original)
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Dear readers, Professor Log Girl reporting for duty :)You can take the girl out of the university, and you can take the Log Girl out of her summer forest slumber, but you cannot take away her penchant and joy for teaching, reading, learning, writing, sharing, and general nerdery - particularly when it comes to dreaming of and practicing towards other worlds! A few months ago, I received a summer writing assignment from one of my favorite writers, of and author of Lightning Flow
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