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The Art of Worship Application

Hello beautiful being. I'm so honored that you are coming to me for an exploration of the Art of Worship and all its possibilities. This form is a confidential place for you to share your desires and intentions. Answer as honestly as possible, knowing that my goal as a practitioner is to offer a space of loving non-judgment as you explore all parts of you. Everything that you share in this document will remain confidential and will be used only for the purposes of our work together. After I read your desires in this form, if I determine you're a good fit for the work, I'll send you an invitation to schedule an initial 15-minute complimentary call to talk about the process.

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1:1 - Emotional Alchemy

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The Art of Worship

Experience the power of surrender and command

The Heartbreak Cure

Find the (r)evolution of love within

The Journal

The joy of climbing the stairs

I’ll know that I have reached enlightenment when I am as excited to climb stairs as my daughter is. But for now, I just stand behind her and watch as she giddily places one palm on the stair, then the other, one knee, then the other. She’s using her muscles in a way that have never moved before. After months of just lying around, she’s moving on her own. And she’s damn happy about it.

Learning to walk

Learning to walk

In Yoga teacher training, we learned how to walk.

It was an actual exercise: take slow, conscious steps, and don’t lift the back foot until the front foot is completely on the floor. It’s terribly difficult for someone like me who was a fast walker before I lived in New York City for nearly a decade. I want to be on to the next step before the first one has even started.

My daughter is just over one year now.

“On this path effort never goes to waste, and there is no failure.”

The Bhagavad Gita 2:40