Hi Reader, You know what to do to prevent getting sick this winter, right? ✔️ Keep warm ✔️ Eat healthy ✔️ Wear a mask around sick people ✔️ Wash your hands frequently Those are relatively easy, well-known precautions. But what do you do to ward off low energy, a dismal mood, or becoming a hermit when the temperatures dip and it’s dark by 4:00pm? The truth is: you already know how to do this. Surviving long nights and cold days is built in your DNA. But modern life—rigid schedules, hectic days, artificial lights—screws up what our inner wisdom knows to do. We quietly disconnect from our wise self. We stop listening to our inner voice. We forget the ancient rhythms that once guided us. And over time, we’re left drained, restless, and out of sync with who we really are. But intuition never leaves you. Ready to wake up your innate blah-busters (and use them year round)? Join me and 18 other wise teachers for the Awaken Your Magic Within Summit (October 20–22). For 3 days, we will guide you through practices, rituals, and wisdom to help you: 🦉 Feel confident, connected, and in tune with your intuition We start next week. Carrie Carrie Kenner Author, So You Want to Be a Doula P.S. Remember the Magic Within All Access Pass I mentioned last week? Here are some of the free gifts I got: ⏰ Morning Energy Ritual Pack with Olena Sadoma 🌿 The Conscious Cannabis Guide with Crystal Coker 🥗 Getting Started with Clean Eating with Heather Katz |
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Hi Reader, A lot of my time is spent reading. As a writer, it’s my ethical and professional responsibility to read other writers. Thank goodness I love it. Reading allows me to explore the voices of many writers on multiple platforms. There are folks I follow on Medium and Substack, Facebook, in The Sun magazine, and in books. I learn about the power of the written word from the format they use, their style, phrasing, and the themes they write about. One of the writers I’ve been following for...
Hi Reader, Whenever we roll into October, three things come to my mind: How long can I wait to turn on the heat? (yesterday, it turns out) Did I finish off last year’s Halloween candy yet? (nope, still some Snickers to go!) The season of sun and harvests is coming to an end and the magic of Samhain is near 🌘 (boo and yay!) In honor of the cross-quarter day between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice (Samhain, October 31), and in preparation for the coming months of short days and cold...
Hi Reader, If your life has been touched by suicide, you know the awful grip of grief, guilt, and unanswered questions that wrap their claws around your heart. I come from a family with a dark history of suicide. Four generations that I know of; likely more beyond that since mental illness can be inherited and dysfunctional coping strategies are learned. So this Saturday, I'm walking in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness community walk in Tacoma, WA. This...