Book 1

    Fantasy Family Funeral Tour

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    What can’t you live without? Family. That was the answer. Frequently. Repeatedly. Honesty, God, and Love came up a lot too. I’d nod thoughtfully when people said “family,” as if it were obvious. But it never felt obvious to me.

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    The Wrist Reminder

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    I had the word Surrender tattooed on my left wrist in 2014—a milestone moment, etched in ink. For months and months I tested the word and the place with a Sharpie. I wanted to be sure that it would be a message for all times of life, something that would resonate and hold true no matter my position in the ever-changing world.

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    The Fury Cleanse

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    As humans with free will, how we choose to observe and interpret each moment is one of our built-in superpowers. That said, let’s be real: some emotions are sticky and stormy, unwilling to reveal their purpose, plan, or lesson. Anger, for instance.

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    Loops & Ruts

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    I created this drawing right after a meditation on December 29, 2024. For months, I’ve resisted sharing it, half convinced I’d find a better way to make it self-explanatory or artistically bold. At one point, I darkened the smaller corner sketches and enlarged the wheels and ruts for clarity. Then I realized—maybe it doesn’t need more polish.

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    Powerful Questions, Quiet Answers

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    Lately, I’ve been fascinated by the power of questions. How do we ask the right ones? How do we recognize the answers? These are central to my understanding of DMGS (Divine Magical Guidance System), and as I dig deeper into different perspectives, I find new language to refine my own knowing.

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    Ask Don’t Analyze

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    This little gem came to me a few days back: Ask, Don’t Analyze. I’ve found that brief, succinct statements like this often hold the most power. Like a mantra, they interrupt my standard patterns of thought and behavior.

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