today is the final day to sign up for my collective grief program, RIVER STYX. from a participant in the first cohort: "thank you for granting me the tools to navigate my grief after so many years of flailing aimlessly in it." let's tend your grief for the world together, and let's start tomorrow.

today is the final day to sign up for my collective grief program, RIVER STYX. from a participant in the first cohort: "thank you for granting me the tools to navigate my grief after so many years of flailing aimlessly in it." let's tend your grief for the world together, and let's start tomorrow.

i've run this program once before and it's a really beautiful and transformative experience — would love to have some more folks join us!

thank you so much!!

so that thing you feel in your throat and your heart and your stomach when you watch the news, when you see miscarriages of justice, when you feel rage about systemic violence, when you worry about the climate crisis, when you aren't sure what the future holds — that's grief, friend.

this is a good thread with links to both free and paid resources from a tarot teacher i have worked with for years now and trust deeply.

thank you so much jen!! 🖤

anyway, if you're interested in learning more about working with collective grief, or are interested in making space to navigate collective grief using tarot, journaling practices, and community sharing at your own pace and schedule, i've got some really great resources right here:

collective grief feels different to hold than personal grief, because collective grief just keeps rolling in. every time we see a new disaster, mourn a new horror, feel despair about a new crisis, it reactivates that same grief and makes it even heavier.

most of us use the word "grief" to describe bereavement or personal losses, transitions, and endings. but collective grief is that experience you have when you think about the state of the world, the endless horrors, the fears that things will never change. your grief is so fucking valid, friend.

you're not silly, or pathetic, or not strong enough. you're not failing. you're GRIEVING. give yourself permission to own the grief, and it'll shift things. naming something for what it is, and honoring what you are experiencing, is a really essential first step for learning how to navigate it.

so that thing you feel in your throat and your heart and your stomach when you watch the news, when you see miscarriages of justice, when you feel rage about systemic violence, when you worry about the climate crisis, when you aren't sure what the future holds — that's grief, friend.

saying "free palestine & fuck ICE" is literally the bare minimum

omg stop it haha HERE YOU GO

new CALL YOUR COVEN episode is a chat between me and my wife @jeannakadlec.bsky.social about a very tender and personal topic: money. specifically, money magic: what it is, how it works, and what it means when it seems like it DOESN'T work. find on your fav podcast app or watch right here:

YAY AMAZING