This month, I found myself sitting with uncertainty about what to share in this space. Nothing felt quite right at first. As I reflected more deeply, and as I witnessed the ongoing shifts, challenges, and collective heaviness in the world, I realized I didn’t need to search for something complex or perfectly articulated. Instead, I felt called to offer something simple. Something grounding. What emerged is a gentle, guided meditation. One that reflects where I am in this mome

The journey has begun. Welcome to 2026 and all that it brings, and all that we choose to make of it. A new year often arrives with urgency: goals to set, habits to change, expectations to meet. Yet before rushing forward, I invite you to use this moment for something quieter and more intentional, reflection . In the Akan language of Ghana, Sankofa is a word that means “go back and get it.” It encourages us to return to our past, not to remain there, but to gain understandi

The Scariest "Ghouls" Are Often the Ones We Ignore The calendar has flipped to October , bringing with it the delightful crunch of leaves, the scent of pumpkin spice, and the fun, spooky energy of Halloween. We love our scary movies, the thrill of ghosts, and the whimsy of ghouls and goblins this time of year! As we embrace all things Halloween, I want us to think about the real spooky things that lurk in our lives: the habits and patterns that undermine our health and ha