a calling in and a calling forth...
There are days I wonder how we hold it all—this heartbreak, this hope, this knowing that something more is possible if only we dare to believe, dare to begin, dare to belong to something beyond what we’ve been told.
If humble means to be of the earth, I wonder if hopeful means to be of the heart. And if so, then perhaps the greatest work of our time is to stay tethered to both—to be rooted in reality while refusing to abandon the dream of something better. To plant our feet on solid ground and still let our hearts stretch toward the sky. To meet the weight of crisis and conflict with an unshaken devotion to the work that is ours to do—the work of healing, of holding, of honoring the sacred truth that we are here, in this moment, not by accident, but with great purpose.
I do not fit into this world as it is. And I know that is a blessing.
I am not here to uphold the status quo. I am here to challenge it, as it has challenged me. To untangle the knots of conformity, the conditioning that teaches us to divide ourselves from our own sacred knowing. To disrupt the cycles of harm with the wisdom of the heart and the fierce gentleness of truth.
Discomfort is not a punishment. It is a guide. It is Spirit knocking, calling us to wake up, to rise up, to take up the space that love and justice require of us.
And I believe that is why we are here, dear ones—not to shrink or surrender, but to restore. To restore hope within our bodies and beings so that we may ignite it in the world around us. To be pioneers of peace. To be the very bridge that brings heaven down into our humanity, weaving love into the broken places and forging new paths where only walls once stood.
It is not always easy. It is not always comfortable. But the vision of one day sitting in the comfort of true belonging, of justice realized, of love leading, keeps me steady. It keeps me willing. It keeps me here.
And so, I offer this to you:
Do not compromise your discomfort—thank it. Do not silence your knowing—trust it. Do not dim your light—let it guide the way.
We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the ones who will carry and create a world worthy of the sacred soul in us all.
I am humbled. I am hopeful. I am here.
(And so are you.)
If this resonates, if your heart is calling for a space to land, to breathe, to be—join me this Saturday at The Hive. No expectations, just the invitation to show up as you are, with all that you hold, and to remember: there is something mighty and miraculous holding you too. You are welcome. You are worthy. You are not alone.
May we gather in presence, in practice, in possibility. May we remember—together.
And may we never forget that even in times of tragedy, trauma, trials, and tribulation, we are not here to give up. We are here to transform. To turn pain into purpose, wounds into wisdom, and struggle into strength. To hold each other close, even in the face of all that tries to pull us apart.
Keep going, dear ones. The world needs the light only you can bring.
Come join us this Saturday at The Hive…
I would love to invite you to practice with me and our conscious, caring community. Each Saturday, I offer trauma-informed, heart-centered practices that are accessible to all—no experience needed. This Saturday, we’ll begin with a 75-minute Vinyasa Flow at 10am, followed by a 30-minute meditation at 11:30am.
The Hive is still in the early stages of its journey, so if you are coming for the first time, please be mindful that the sign out front is a red arborist sign—trust the GPS and address, you are in the right place!
Investment for Class:
Sliding Scale (No one will ever be turned away for lack of funds)
Community: $15 Yoga / $5 Meditation (Discounted rate for those with limited resources)
Sustainer: $20 Yoga / $10 Meditation (The cost to maintain this work)
Supporter: $25 Yoga / $15 Meditation (Helps sustain this work and offers an opportunity for another to join)
Cash, Check, & Venmo are accepted.
Address:
1031 E Saginaw Rd, Midland, MI
please be mindful: Doors open 15 minutes before class, and close 5 minutes after it begins—please arrive with time to settle in. Yoga mats and props are available for use. know you are welcome and worthy exactly as you are.
The tier-based pricing system is designed to reflect our proximity to privilege, resources, and accessibility. It allows us to show up and invest from a place of humility, knowing that those who are able to contribute more help make it possible for others to access this work. I believe in creating a space where all are welcome, and this system ensures that no one will be turned away, regardless of financial circumstances.
I can’t wait to share this space with you, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to practice and grow together.