HeyJaredThe Bonewater Well
I am finally ready to share my practice that weaves grief work with Appalachian swamp magic with a heavy German and Romani linage influence.
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The Last Threads of September (opens the original)
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September began with a question~What are you weaving?We have spent this month looking at threads.The habits we return to. The relationships we tend. The patterns we repeat. The spaces we leave open. The things that hold us. The things that quietly become cages.We have watched the Spider build without needing to see the entire web at once.We have watched Air move through the threads.Sometimes gently.Sometimes enough to make everything tremble.And perhaps that is one of the quiet lessons of this m
The Things We Think We Have Time For Part 4 (opens the original)
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Legacy is rarely as grand as we imagine.People sometimes ask about legacy as though it is something we have to build.A monument.A business.A collection.A family name.A great accomplishment.But some of the most enduring pieces of a person are incredibly ordinary.A recipe.A phrase.A habit.A song.A way of folding towels.A particular kind of pie.A story told so many times that everyone knows the ending and still wants to hear it.The way someone taught you to look for the first signs of spring.The wa
The Shape of What Remains (opens the original)
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As September begins to draw toward its final days, the spider invites us to look at the web we have woven.Not to measure its size.Not to count every thread we have added.But to notice what remains when the wind has moved through, when the light has changed, and when we have allowed ourselves to see things a little differently. Yesterday, we explored the threads we choose to keep.The connections that nourish us.The values that have remained steady.The practices that help us return to ourselves.An
The Threads We Choose to Keep (opens the original)
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Yesterday, we explored the quiet work of integration.We considered how understanding becomes part of us through the choices we make in ordinary life. How a lesson does not need to become a dramatic transformation to matter. How a single thread, tended with patience, can begin to change the shape of the web.Today, we turn toward another question.What are you choosing to keep?September is beginning to draw toward its close, and the spider has been teaching us about the things we weave.The habits w
What Remains After the Light (opens the original)
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Last night, beneath the Full Moon, we turned our attention toward the threads we hold.The connections that nourish us.The responsibilities that ask for our care.The expectations that have grown heavier than we intended.We asked what we were holding, what needed tending, and where we might allow ourselves a little more room to breathe.Today, the Moon begins its slow journey toward darkness again.And the spider remains at the center of our September teachings, reminding us that a web is never trul
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