Kristy Sweetland
Evangelist for Nature, animist, Author, MA in Psychology & Board-Certified Transformational Coach. Always striving to see with new eyes & explore with more than six senses. Private practice: Coaching To Come Alive. Co-founder of Rimrock & Otter.
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The Gap (opens the original)
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There has been a gap between who I truly am and who I choose to show the world. There’s safety in that gap, anonymity.Safety. (I can feel my body recoil at the word.)That version of safety is a long boring death to me. I honestly hate that kind of safety.I thought I fixed this “safety” problem when I published Stark Raving Zen. I mean…it’s all in there, nothing held back within the wild ride of those pages.But then I went underground in a way. I didn’t talk much about it. I didn’t make an effort
An angel, a trail, and a spirit. (opens the original)
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I recently had a heart-quickening encounter as I made my solo ascent out of the glorious depths of a one thousand foot canyon.I had just spent a couple of hours basking on the shores of the Rio Grande in Northern New Mexico. This river is more than a river to me–she’s become mother-like, a silver, sparkling ribbon that never ceases to scrub my spirit clean of the energetic carbon stuck in my psychic system.On top of that, it was a new experience for me because I was doing it alone. I needed to s
Put it down, Kristy. Let it go. (opens the original)
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I’ve been on a minimalist journey that started almost exactly four years ago, around the time I woke up with half my face paralyzed. A severe case of Bell’s palsy knocked me out of commission for nearly three months. At the time, my medical affliction was a wrecking ball initiating a kind of sacred demolition which challenged my way of being in this world.I was too progress focused; too centered on productivity.The Bell’s palsy was a kind of physical initiation which forced a hard reset of my li
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