thank you for helping me bring to life my most ambitious project yet!

Conversation is one of the oldest forms of learning and self-expansion that we have in our species' history. Today I want to talk about oral storytelling, oral history, and oral dialogue—why it's been suppressed and replaced with the written word and visual media, and why I believe it's the single greatest tool we have to save our species from extinction.

i wrote you a postcard from marseille <3

i wrote you a postcard from sicily <3

a comparison between emotional discharge (laughing, screaming, crying, gasping, moaning, sighing) and physiological discharge (sweating, bleeding, peeing, coughing)

If you think this last full moon was crazy for you, just strap in, because this is a cautionary tale. The moral of the story: go slowly.

Intergenerational communication is not just helpful or educational. it is necessary. It is required!

just realized i can't grow or connect authentically while isolating myself from things that make me uncomfortable... :/

i somehow ended up with the keys to a presidential suite...?

The Anthropocene has been just a blip in our species' history. Our job is to remember what came before.

campfires
ley lines
pagan ghosts
200 tents in circles
off-grid bliss
warm bowls of food
slow walks through fields
digital detox
eye contact
inner peace
radical community
healing hugs
long mornings
song circles
ancestral memory
utopia isn’t new
barefoot in the grass
city boy gone feral
sacred ground
heart chakra of the Earth
modern monk
yoga in the wild
druid dreams
ritual rebirth
reclaiming rhythm
no phone, full presence
dreams with meaning
a different kind of wealth
stillness as revolution
firelight as medicine
village blueprint
ancient future