by NalaWalla | Oct 26, 2022 | ancestors, ancestral healing, ancestral nutrition, food activism, liberation practice, lineage repair, ritual skills
The daylight is fast waning, the leaves are swirling and dropping, chill winds are carrying the howls of the wild. After a long growing season of flower and fruit, our attention now turns towards the annual cycle of death and renewal. Many cultures...
by NalaWalla | Jan 2, 2022 | griefwork, poems, the eros of grief
As someone who has been tasked in this world as an incurable wailer, I journey into the moist realms grief nearly everyday of my life. There is no way that I could avoid noticing how erotic a good grief-session can be. Take this poem for example—- Seduced By...
by NalaWalla | Oct 10, 2021 | ancestors, conscious collapse, garden wisdom
It’s that glorious time of year when there are bushels of fruit dangling in our garden. Walking among the trees we planted more than a decade ago, I feel a sense of satisfaction, completion, and gratitude for the miraculous cooperative cycles that exist between...
by NalaWalla | Apr 1, 2021 | ancestors, griefwork, ritual skills, Uncategorized
I had a busy day planned. A dental appointment was scheduled out of town, then I had to be back home for a session with a client in the early afternoon. And I had to hit the supermarket on the way. I left the house a half-hour later than planned, which meant that my...
by NalaWalla | Aug 17, 2019 | ancestors, nutrient dense recipes, ritual skills, roses
Did you know that rosaries get their name because they are traditionally made of, well….ROSES! Imagine that! And to think–most of us assumed that all rosaries are made of plastic beads. Today there are certain orders of nuns in the Catholic tradition who...
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