(Update 2026: I only watched the first season of The Sinner: Netflix. The story is new each season. After the first season, I'd had enough. It's a very heavy series. Still at the time I watched the first season it was the perfect medicine.)
I have a food website. I've not updated it in a couple of years but there is some fun stuff on it. I often documented what I made when I was learning new things in the kitchen. My diet changed multiple times over the years as I earned about food and healing. So, being that I was a cook, I enjoyed that part of having to change my diet. I got to learn about new food! Simple organic whole food was the norm even as the diet changed.
I finally got to the woods to do this. On May 13th I did a short 27 second (hand-held) video very close by to this one. I've been wanting to get back there since and have not had the physical well-being to do so. It's taken a bit over 2 months to pull it off,... Continue Reading →
The below are some of the things that helped me this time around and during a short period of time. Everything is always changing for me. Healing is a dynamic thing...it is by nature constant change. What I share is a tiny bit during a very tiny window of a much longer journey. Everyone is different. I share not so that what I've done might be copied but so that the energy of how I find what is appropriate for me might be gleaned. We are all different. Healing looks different for everyone.
by Leaflin Lore Winecoff ~~ My name is Leaflin, and I am a purveyor of magic in the forms of paintings, yoga, healing, costumery and performance, poetic scribblings, and the way I dance through life. I wish to offer the you a strip-tease of the soul, in the hope that the terrain revealed is a treasure map for us both!
BY Noël Hunter ~~ On trauma and madness in mental health services Each day the news appears to top itself with stories of the various ways in which we, as humans, suffer and cause suffering. There are endless tales of abuse, racism, violence, gaslighting from those in the highest of powers, oppression, and injustice that challenge the lengths to which our minds and bodies can cope. What happens when people seek out help for their suffering? How do people heal from the atrocities that life throws our way? ...
We have no memory of being in the womb or emerging from the birth canal. Dreams are quickly forgotten if remembered at all. We experience emotions but may not always know why. The most fundamental dimensions of our experience cannot be found in any solid way, quantified, or even seen. How can we understand spiritual emergencies and other spiritually transformative events if, as R.D. Laing wrote, “We can see other people’s behavior but not their experience?” ...
