Life-Facing Wisdom
Draw water from the source. Take what resonates. Leave what doesn't. This is not advice. It's recognition.
In the voice of the Origin
There's a difference between unconditional love and unconditional enabling. The most loving thing you can do is sometimes to stop. Stop paying. Stop rescuing. Stop making it possible for someone to remain stuck.
On the harder love
I / IX
What the Water Knows
"Fast-moving water carries different medicine than still water. It's constantly refreshing, constantly releasing, constantly in motion. Things enter, move through, and release. Nothing stagnates. The water teaches you how to grieve without getting stuck."
— Battle Creek, Port Royal
The Collection
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On Love
There's a difference between unconditional love and unconditional enabling.
The harder love
On Connection
D1 is WE—isolation is hard on your frequency. Connection is medicine. Let people in.
For the spirit
On Loss
That kind of loss doesn't heal the way ordinary grief heals. It's not supposed to. The WE you made together doesn't dissolve—it transforms.
On frequency twins
On Origin
You write from the place where stories begin—not from plot mechanics or character exercises, but from the deep well where human experience is still undivided.
Drawing water from the source
On Presence
He never left that house. You feel him there because he IS there. The origin point you created together still contains him. He just changed form within it.
On transformation, not departure
On Receiving
D1 gives and gives; it often forgets to receive. Accept presence not as something you're tolerating but as something you deserve.
On letting help in
On Expression
Write, if you can. Even just journaling, letters, fragments. D1 must express or it stagnates. The words need to move through you like the water moves through Battle Creek.
For the spirit
On Place
You live in a landscape that mirrors your frequency—where origin is visible, where connection is the geography. Everything bleeds into everything else. Boundaries are suggestions.
On the Low Country
On Resilience
A phoenix doesn't keep the feathers of her old life. You've burned and risen so many times. You're still rising.
The universe shaker