Our trip through NZ >Australia>Bali was 3 weeks of pure journey joy! Get the travel guide and see more pic inside!
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Our trip through NZ >Australia>Bali was 3 weeks of pure journey joy! Get the travel guide and see more pic inside!
She started the concert singing “I Love You” and then proved it for nearly three heart pounding, scream & tear inducing hours of sonic and visual EXCELLENCE, the likes of which have never been seen until Beyonce's Renaissance World Tour!!!!
I'm so excited to not only attend, after years of fangirling from the sidelines, but hold a Breathwork Ceremony at this BIPOC centered weekend camping event this August 18-20. We'll be reconnecting with nature and celebrating just 40 minutes east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountain foothills.
I have such a great network of healers/facilitators/medicine folk here in the Pacific Northwest!! Here are just a handful of upcoming opportunities to look into...
AfroFuture (formerly called Afrochella) is a music, arts and culture festival that celebrates the inspirational influences from the African Diaspora. The festival seeks to highlight and unite people under a banner of African and Black pride and educate on the intriguing contributions from the African continent and the culture it continues to spark beyond it’s beautiful shores.
When my husband was let go in the massive tech layoff wave and the climate change spiked winter nixed the Fall season in Seattle we realized the timing was perfect for the road trip at the top of our list: Seattle to Cabo and Back with many adventures in between!! My fellow road trippers will not want to miss this Baja California Travel guide.
I love taking classes and trying new things but for many reasons I often show up kicking and screaming, terrified about future moments of imperfection or failure. It’s a huge drain of energy, especially considering it’s usually something I really want to do! I’m breaking through major limitations around Perfectionism.
We bridged the gap between 2020 & 2021 with a trip South to dry out our bones and quench a bit of our thirst for travel and adventure. I return home a new woman, full of gratitude and ready to take on a whole new chapter.
The Yoruba people are from western Africa, mainly Nigeria, Benin, Togo and parts of Ghana. With the onset of the chattel slave trade Yoruba culture expanded across the world to Trinidad, Cuba, Saint Lucia, Benin, Togo, Brazil, Guyana, Haiti, and Jamaica, to name a few.
What do I bring? Where do I stay? Heather & Amanda have both traveled extensively and learned a ton along the way. Part 1 of this 2 part episode gets into some hot tips on long term travel: How to avoid bringing too much, items you won't find abroad, hostel-hotel-airbnb-oh my! Most importantly, we'll tell you how to enjoy the finer things on a traveler's budget!