I Stick To the Wall With a Frown. {poetry}
Clock in sway across the wall, apparitions mobile from void spring tall, with ease consummate and rare, traverse everywhere.
Browsing Tag:
child
How to Know You’re Raising a Cosmic Child.
Allow yourself to fall down, down, down into the world of your sensitive child. They come with stories to tell. They come with gifts to bear.
This Is How We Heal Our Inner Child Wounds.
What would happen to these inner child wounds if we came together as a community with a ritualized reclamation ceremony for survivors?
Stellar Kids: Using Astrology to Harness Your Child’s Potential.
Through the lens of astrology, you can gain great insights into your child's unique character... you can better understand the nuances of her individuality
I Want to Live, and Run with All the Wild Horses of Our Tribe.
Tonight we will run with the wild horses of our tribe streaking across the twilight sky, calling out our names and demanding the night to release us.
Shaken out of Comfort: The Transit of Uranus in Taurus.
On May 15th, Uranus will leave the sign of Aries, and ingress the sign of Taurus. Expect your sense of security and stable comforts to be shaken.
Torture: When Will They Sleep More Hours in a Row?
Sometimes, even as tired as she is, she cannot sleep because of the anxiety of not knowing when the next round of commands will begin.
My Inner Child. {poetry}
My emotional neediness, low self-esteem, need for approval, fear of being abandoned, pattern of comfort-eating, fear of public speaking were just a few of these patterns I found rooted in the psyche of the child within.
Perception, Conception and Loss: When Does Motherhood Begin?
So you carried a child in your womb for 19 weeks and felt it kick and had an adorable baby bump? Your glob of cells had a fast, strong heartbeat for over a month and fully developed genitals and fingernails and measured the length of your hand? Is that life enough to be considered past the ...
Child-Led Towards Liberation.
My son is nearing his third birthday... I watch my child sleep -- still in my arms, still at my breast -- and I question my behavior in the day that passed. Did I offer enough attention, affection and healthy stimulation? Would he be better off in preschool or if I'd sleep-trained at six months ...