If you had asked me in October of 2025 if I’d be skiing this season my honest answer would have been, “I don’t know yet.”
Tag: family
Shedding the snake
My intention for this journey was twofold: close the chapter of my life that revolved around fertility and monogamy (two marriages that did not serve me), and open a new chapter of chosen infertility (I had my fallopian tubes removed on February 6th) and non-monogamy. A very important part of this ritual would be feeding the marriage certificate from my abusive second marriage into the fire.
Into the Unknown
I lost a client this week. I lost her suddenly.
The Great Divide
There have been many times in my life when mothering has been in direct conflict with my ability to support a client. Most of the time I’m able to let it go pretty quickly. This time was much more difficult though.
Sometimes we’re too late.
Sometimes this happens. Sometimes we are too late. Sometimes no matter how much we’d like to be there in someone’s final moments their schedule is different from our schedule.
Dear Granny,
I have memories of a magical childhood stitched with love, pot roast, perfectly crisp sheets, and the twinkle of her blue eyes. I love you Granny, I miss you.
A letter to my daughter knowing someday I will die.
What the final outcome of this death will be remains to be seen. Right now we are orbiting in the liminal space of waiting.
Expressions of Love
through the veil of sadness I get to witness deeply poignant expressions of love
Death & Taxes
The only thing in life that is certain…how one man’s dying words changed the course of my future.
Neither at fault. Both responsible.
I’ve noticed a pattern. It’s staring me in the face. I have no solution to it. I don’t know what its root cause is. All I know…… Read more “Neither at fault. Both responsible.”
Lindsay Hargis Post — Shamanic Touch Therapist 