REFLECTIONS
A Note on the Journey
My work over the past seasons has been deeply shaped by the writings of Bernadette Roberts. Her articulation of the interior journey gave language to experiences I trusted but could not yet name. For that, I remain profoundly grateful.
What is unfolding now is a pivot from that year with her. The blog will still be reflective in nature, but focused on different material. Something lived more explicitly in the body, in relationships, and in the ordinary moments where patterns reveal themselves and something new becomes possible.
I find myself at a threshold. There is energy here, curiosity, creativity, a sense of alignment, and also a necessary unknowing. Rather than certainty, what feels most faithful is attention.
In this season, my writing and work are pivoting toward presence as a lived reality, often through the lens of the Enneagram, not as a system to master, but as a doorway into embodiment, awareness, and honest engagement with life as it is.
This space will continue to reflect on the inner journey, but with a growing emphasis on how that journey shows up in real time: in the body, in conflict, in growth, and in the courage it takes to stay present when old strategies no longer serve.
If you are sensing a threshold of your own, you are welcome here.
Am I in Contact?
The question Am I in contact? is not directed outward towards anything, not to a person or the circumstances of the day, but instead it is directed at something more interior and more primary than that. It is directed at contact with myself. The question invites me to return to the life I’m living from the inside. This feels important because contact with myself is the only place from which anything else becomes truly available.
Who is Left When I Am Gone?
Transformation isn't about fixing the personality; it's about learning that you can survive its softening.
Still Experimenting: The Part of Me That Won’t Land
When staying present reveals a part of us that won’t land. A reflection on thresholds, identity structures, and learning to remain.
The Invitation to Discover
What these reflections offer instead is an invitation to explore gently, staying close to your actual experience as it unfolds. You might think of it as an experiment, or as the exploration of a new place. In either case, the point is not to get it right, but to discover what is true.
Tending the Quite Arrival of Awareness
When life feels "off," it’s often a sign of a deeper awareness coming online. Explore how to move from a frantic mind to a grounded, embodied knowing.
Threshold Moments and the Call from Within
At certain points in life, we sense when something no longer quite fits. Nothing may be obviously wrong, and yet the way we are meeting life no longer aligns. These moments are threshold moments—places where familiar ways of living no longer work, and a different kind of response is being asked of us.
Threshold Moments: Before, During, and After
There are moments life when something quietly shifts. Nothing dramatic announces itself and no clear map is received, yet, something in us knows we are standing at a threshold.
I have sensed such an inner threshold emerging for some time now, not as rupture, but as invitation. An invitation to step forward without certainty of what lies on the other side. To walk through with curiosity, humility, and a willingness to be surprised. I do not yet know what the “after” will hold, but I recognize the feeling of being on the Way, and that feels faithful enough for now.
God Immanent in Man - Paragraphs 5, 6 and 7
In recent weeks we’ve been reflecting on a Presence that accesses us from within. What kind of God draws near, knowing this nearness can be distorted, misunderstood, or misused, and still chooses to do so?
God Immanent in Man - Paragraphs 3 and 4
What if what is most real in us does not announce itself? What if learning to notice this “real” is less about effort and more about fidelity? How do we stay close to that which does not hurry, despite the busyness of the season?