Category: intuition
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Quiet.
Quiet is my safe space. I get quiet, and my whole world changes. It’s wisdom for my soul. I’ve learned over the years that quiet is not just a way of being. It’s a healthy place. A place where growth happens. A place where the world stops and all its ‘chaotic-ness’. Quiet is a place […]
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Sunshine Mixed with a Little Hurricane.
So tonight I just sat in silence. Well …actually , I listened my spirit- and then I found myself some place where I was ‘supposed to be’ after work, and ended up at a special solemn event . And I pondered on how precious life is, and how if the same event happened to me, […]
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My Journal (& Processing Life)…
I guess I’m back to journaling .. and sharing my heart with you all here…☺️ It’s really a wonderful season I’m in, so I wanted to share here some of those blessings and the mindset God gives me as I make shifts and transitions . Ever felt like you had to go back to the […]
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Clarity.
Clarity. It’s not easy to achieve. I mean should we even make it a goal? When 2019 happened, I initially didn’t desire clarity. I asked for something else. In fact, that word is a slight misnomer now, because Clarity assumed its position and took a hold of my destiny like none other . “For sure, […]
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Changed My Name, Change My Life…
I recently heard someone mention how names are so important. They said something like this: ‘Names introduce a certain ‘honor’ into your life when you inform people how to honor your name.’ So this blog piece is about naming and changing – and how changing my name to “Make Me Happy” when I went to […]
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Chaplain Contemplations: Freedom.
I was trying to think of what walking in my calling looks like. So I began to think about for the first time in my life, my ” heart feels full.” I mean, I get this full feeling sometimes to the point I cannot even explain the emotion, and then I emotionally feel as if […]
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Engagement. /Chaplain Contemplations
What engagement looks like when I’m in my passion. I love being in chaplaincy. It pulls something deeper out of me than I have ever imagined. What does this mean for my life? What does it mean for my future? That, I am uncertain. But I do know it’s teaching me a better way to […]
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Introverted Productivity
I am an Introvert. It wasn’t until I packed up, moved my entire life and homestead from the East Coast to the Midwest that I realized this was true about me. I was getting married, and moved from Maryland to Texas. I was happy, yet overwhelmed. Completely. I was getting married, had to find a […]
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Intuition & Love… How Did I Get Here?
How did I get here? Ever ask yourself that question? I once thought about writing on Intuition and Love a while ago. But I wasn’t ready. I had to decide how transparent I wanted to be. Then I realized that I needed to see how the two overlap. I didn’t have enough knowledge. Or so […]
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Sharing The Window Of Your Soul
What is your soul, actually? I was speaking to someone the other day about how the soul engages with the spirit, and why we think we may have been given it. I believe the soul is a part of who we are because we have volition – power to make choices in life that may […]
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I Am Enough Because I Am Wise.
I Am Enough Because I Am Wise. So what does it really mean to be wise? Does being wise mean… to be humble? Does it mean we should consult with someone else who has good advice, can problem-solve, help us manage our lives better or may give good counsel? Or does it mean simply having […]
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My Natural Hair Story/Journey
If you’d ask what’s the one thing that helps me to feel alive…its my hair. I a absoooooolutely love having locs that are free …MOST of the time, and it feels good to just have natural hair that GOD made… and see how the journey helps me to be free with the growth […]
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How To Work Freely, & Still Be Blessed.
Scripture: Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Galations 6:2 When I ponder upon the term: Working for free”… I think of my first internship at Howard University, while working on my Masters at John Hopkins Hospital. It was my very first challenging “crisis as a social […]