About Pam’s Drive-About: Joy Hunting
Since leaving New Mexico, I’ve driven some 3,330 miles through Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Kansas, Missouri, Georgia, bringing me to Tennessee. How fortunate to feel and breathe in the colors of …
Birth Stories
THE COVID BIRTH ART PROJECT: Telling Your Story through Art
I heard a beautiful story. In traditional villages, there is an understanding that when someone weeps and wails inconsolably, or another drinks too much to numb the pain, Someone in …
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A Koan for Covid-Times
To all our birth story listeners and friends, Together we are slowly coming to terms with the enormous collective uncertainty of our lifetime. Even though just last year a study …
Which Came First, The Birth Story or Beliefs?
A baby born into a world of beliefs has no beliefs of its own until it learns its mother tongue, hears opinions and reasoning of adults, and begins to think …
No More “Corn Cakes” for Cerberus
The mythopoetic inquiry is a narrative of the imagination which mirrors an alternate story that dwells beneath consciousness. In that space we create the story as we are living it, …
If you could pour your story into a tea cup
Picture us sitting together over a cup of tea. If your birth story could be dried like tea leaves, what would be the essence, the flavor of what happened? If …
On Following Your Deep Aesthetic
Our deep aesthetic, “like our fingerprint, . . . leaves its unique mark on everything we touch.” —Susanna Ruebsaat, PhD I’ve been in a process of inquiry about: What informs my/our …
Self-Portrait 2019
The image I spent the most hours painting throughout 2019 was this one. As layer covered layer, I could see my inner-journey evolving. A picture is worth a thousand words; …
Madonna in the Snow
Last weekend when I took a walk in the snowy Sandia Mountains, I had had a powerful encounter with the Great Mother, the Virgin Mary,. I was walking, meditating on …
Revive the Tradition of Winter Storytelling with Soup
This winter, give your loved ones a memorable and traditional gift: a Great Story and Soup. For centuries, before the 1960s brought the television into our private homes to entertain …
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