Divine Unity Wellness

There’s a season arriving that doesn’t ask to be rushed… only received.

A soft unfolding of salt and sunlight, where the body remembers how to exhale deeply again.

This summer, something is being woven:

Detox days where what you release makes space for what has been waiting underneath your skin.
Floating sound baths where time dissolves and you are held by vibration itself.
Poolside gatherings where laughter becomes ceremony and water holds every version of you.
And nights under the stars where astrology is not just studied… but felt—like a language your soul already speaks.

It’s not a schedule. It’s a remembering.
Of rhythm. Of ritual. Of returning to yourself through joy, stillness, and surrender.

If you feel it calling, you already know.

More soon.

Trust was an action all day. The result? Floating in the ocean and feeling like a wish, dancing until you can’t stand, bringing a great feeling to all your sisters without alcohol or drugs, soaking in as much sun as your skin can hold.

Thank you Tortuga!

Not all parenting choices come from reading the right books. 📚 I think a lot of us make choices to try to help our kids hurt less and do better than we did.

I had night terrors as a toddler, pre teen and young adult, so I sleep with my babies until they are asleep 😴 I let them decide when they don’t need me.

I struggled immensely with my self esteem growing up. I asked my parents for antidepressants around age 9 and have developed my voice from not being heard when I speak at all to leading large rooms of people through yoga & meditation. So I give my kids room to be expressive when they are home. They can yell, cry, and have feelings. It’s allowed. I trust that composure comes with time and patience.

To this day I really struggle with organization, so I ask my kids to put things away, I teach them to recap markers and put toys in bins (within reason) - I hope they feel less disorganized when they grow up.

I was a late reader, am borderline dyslexic, I can’t pronounce words without hearing them spoken out loud. So I’m doing 1000 books before kindergarten with my kids and I hope that’s a battle they never fight.

I learned a lot of practical skills like cleaning, cooking and gardening as an adult. 👩 I loved Girl Scouts as a kid. I’m teaching my kids to love nature.

My sister was five years older. I felt left behind and longed for that best friend feeling / so I had 2 under 2, but because it’s easy but because I want them to be close.

What motivates your choices? Does this resonate? Or not?