Fēnix Grace: Of Water and Light
Writer, mystic, intuitive mentor. I write personal essays, teachings on self-trust, and creative fiction about women who learn to believe themselves. For the sensitive woman who feels things deeply and is learning, slowly, to trust what she knows.
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New Moon Letter: Virgo (opens the original)
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Hello dear ones,The moon is dark. Are you too dark on the inside? What stirs in your Virgo colored shadows today? Something that I love about Virgo is her practical mysticism. The way she finds spirit in the mundane. Something I don't like about Virgo is her harshness. The sharpness of her criticism.Words of affirmation are a big love language for me, and critical words cut my insides. Uplifting words of praise buoy me. They make my heart bloom. But harsh words, even said in a hurried or unconsc
Seasonal Prayer (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedThis season let the forest be the feed I’m scrolling Let the wind and bird song be the trending audio that gets stuck in my head Let my friends communicate with me through telepathy instead of DM I want to reclaim my attention. Bring it back to the rhythm of my inner song, so I can hear the song of the soil beneath me Let mama and baby deer tracks be the comments I’m reading Let the stillness of being the only human for mile
Why Hilary Duff Eating Pizza on Stage is a Healing for Millennial Women (opens the original)
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Recently while scrolling on social media, I saw a video of Hilary Duff eating a pizza on stage with her kids.I watched the video, thought it was cute, and so I “liked” it. I remember thinking: how adorable! It was so cool to me that she was integrating being a mom on stage as well as pausing to eat during a performance. Definitely not something you usually see portrayed by pop stars while on tour where the standard is usually very demanding. It felt relaxed, casual, and humanizing to watch her e
Crisis Doesn't Negate Creativity. It Demands It. (opens the original)
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Last Monday my partner was put on an emergency medivac airplane and taken to a bigger city that is 2 hours away from the small, rural town where we currently live. I didn’t go on the airplane with him. I am not sure if that was even an option, but I knew that it would have been too ungrounding for me. So, I left the hospital ER, went home to pack, called someone to come help me, and drove my car to meet him at the new hospital. In the flurry of packing and managing to find some moments to slow d
A practice of return (opens the original)
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“Listen, O drop, give yourself up without regret, and in exchange gain the Ocean.” ~ RumiI think for a very long time I have carried this fear. I have carried a quivering that never fully turned into a tremble. Looking quickly behind me as I walk home. The sudden, sharp sound of something nearby making me jump. Anticipating threat. Assuming that what was unexpected was something that had come to hurt. This state is no state anyone can live in. You cannot live in a body that is always waiting for
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