Think Like a Raindrop:

On fires, healing, and reimagining what the land — and we — are capable of

What does it mean to trust the land again after fire, flood, and collapse? What shifts when we stop forcing order and begin listening — to the body, the herd, the impulse that moves like water?

This bonus episode, a reading from Stable Roots, is my reflection on recent wildfires, horse evacuations, and the quiet but radical work of rebuilding — not just fences, but trust. I speak about my own healing journey after Hurricane Helene, the energetic turning point that came through illness, and the wisdom offered by people and horses who know how to move with the land instead of against it.

It’s about letting go of the structures that once felt safe but no longer serve, and choosing instead to think — and live — like a raindrop.

Links + Mentions:

Learn more about Caitlee Greene and her work at Greene Roots LLC

Healing work and horse-led sessions by Candice Webster

Upcoming podcast episodes and archive at Relatively Stable

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Love, Kim

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