a story about searching for one’s lost tribe Part 1 https://liciaberry.com/2009/11/24/blue-eyed-indian/ Part 2 https://liciaberry.com/2012/01/11/blue-eyed-indian-part-2/ Hatteras is the end of the line, the southernmost village on Hatteras Island. In the old days,...
I recently hosted 3 screenings for a documentary called "The Heart to Lead-Women as Allies for the Greater Good" here in Tallahassee. Over 30 women here in north Florida came to watch and share in discussion after the film…we were so inspired that we are creating a...
I wrote and posted this on my Facebook wall yesterday: [Tweet "You know, I love a gutsy woman. A dangerous woman! A woman that, despite the possibility that she will be misunderstood, not liked or accepted, called "unladylike", or possibly piss people off, speaks her...
Everybody knows that sometimes you've got to let go of things that don't belong in your life any more. I was asked for advice about HOW to let go on Facebook tonight...I love questions because they draw wisdom out of me that I didn't always know I had (thanks,...
a story about searching for one’s lost tribe (see part 1 here) Lost, But Not Lost According to the anthropologists and historians, My people are obliterated, the extinct ones Rubbed out in language, culture, ceremony Diminished in memory, unnamed on the birth records...
I specialize in the energetic health of systems. I'm thinking about systems all the time, whether it is the system of a client's energetic structure, the system of my family, the system of the book I am writing, the system of the whole brain, the system of humanity...
I love new cycles. I enjoy bringing intention and attention to the endings and beginnings of things; it just feels holy to me to honor the passing of something old and celebrating the emergence of something new! With that in mind, I like to consider a theme for the...
Working with the Solstice Squeeze I’m finding the collective energy climate as well as the Holidaze to be lending itself to folks spacing out. I’m accustomed to seeing some zombie-like behavior in my fellow humans, but it seems that in the last couple of weeks,...
After a somewhat challenging Thanksgiving, my son and I went out for Vietnamese, one of our favorites. Comfort food, for sure. There, a fortune cookie imparted wisdom that I desperately needed after the holiday mayhem. Who knew that a fortune cookie could frame...
Welcome to Week Three of the month-long Carnival of Creative Mothers to celebrate the launch of The Rainbow Way: Cultivating Creativity in the Midst of Motherhood Lucy H. Pearce. Today's topic is Creative Inheritance. Do read to the end of this post for a full list...