Let's consider the concept of sovereignty. Sovereignty in our being is remarkably hard to fully attain in today's societal pressures and codependent relationships. Yet, it's not something we can force or 'act out'. Otherwise we risk plastering an identity over authentic expression. So, let's explore briefly what sovereignty is at it's core. It's essentially about being fully yourself in any environment and situation, no matter the consequences. Sounds easy to a degree, but ho

Now that AI is becoming an easily available phenomenon, I felt to explore its impact on our spiritual fields. More and more people are incorporating it into their everyday lives. Whether it be to create images, videos or texts, to get the answer to any question asked, or even as a therapeutic aid, AI is the all-rounder of usefulness. Or is it? What appears to be very helpful (it allows people to create/answer/achieve things they never could have done themselves) actually has

I generally see three main types of spiritual offering out there: I see a lot of emphasis on the physical and emotional in spiritual communities. Yoga, sexual/intimacy work, dance, sharing circles. It's all powerful because it gets us to be consciously in touch with those aspects of us. We can learn a lot about ourselves. Some offerings emphasize energy work and self-realisation; Kundalini activation, shadow work, plant medicine, manifestation practice. All can be powerful, y