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Walkie Talkies, Wisdom & the Will to Hope: A Journey Through Generations

By Meredith Sisnett, Freelance Writer Morning Glooooʻory Erŕeeeboooooddddyyyy! The words echo in my mind like a rallying cry — a burst of joy and nostalgia wrapped in a childhood memory. I was in junior high when I received the best Christmas gift ever: a set of brand-new walkie talkies. These weren’t just toys to me — they were portals to adventure. The excitement was electric. … Continue reading Walkie Talkies, Wisdom & the Will to Hope: A Journey Through Generations

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Contributing Writers, Video

Sacred Slience

Has life ever become so stressful that you feel you need a break in order to recalibrate? As an empath I often feel that way as my sensory awareness is more finely tuned than others. As a result, I often find myself needing to retreat fully from engaging in all senses in order to feel whole again. At the beginning of July I had an … Continue reading Sacred Slience

Damita M-SAugust 9, 2025August 13, 2025Leave a comment

April Issue, Contributing Writers

Soul Care for the Multidimensional Being

Christina Gobert, Contributing Writer Have you been struggling to keep up with a routine that prevents burnout, exhaustion and prioritizes time for yourself? Often our attempts at balance can be superficial, as we often only focus on the physical. This misses the mark, as we are multi-layered beings and require constant attention to and support of all layers of ourselves for true wholeness. From a … Continue reading Soul Care for the Multidimensional Being

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Contributing Writers, March Issue

Finding Her Way: Whiplash

Aubrie Edmond, Contributing Writer I used to feel bored a lot of the time, which was such a useless feeling. To combat this, I decided to take on more challenges: harder classes, more complete projects, more academic books, more work. I decided to apply to law school, get a job, and to write an album. I started reading Freud and Jung, practiced writing fiction and … Continue reading Finding Her Way: Whiplash