Let go of the shore - A message for our time

“The beautiful thing about endings is that they are also entry points to new beginnings.”

Hopi elders once shared a prophecy of going downstream:

'There is a river flowing now very fast. It is so great and swift that there are those who will be afraid. They will try to hold on to the shore. They will feel they are being torn apart and will suffer greatly.'

The river has its destination. The elders say we must let go of the shore, push off into the middle of the river, keep our eyes open, and our heads above water—and see who is in there with you and celebrate.

The time for the lone wolf is over.

This river is the current of our time—powerful, chaotic, and accelerating. The shore is all we cling to: old ways, familiar attachments, the ego's plea for control.

Letting go is an act of profound courage. It means trusting the flow and embracing the unknown transformation that awaits.

But we are not meant to let go alone.

As Ram Dass taught: “You work on you and I’ll work on me.” The path begins within—with the courage to surrender into the unknown and release our grip. Yet when we come together in support, this work becomes easier to integrate. We accelerate our growth. We remember: “We’re all just walking each other home.”

Both teachings point us toward the same truth: individual responsibility is the foundation of authentic community.

For years, the Abide in Your True Essence community has been a living testament to this. We’ve witnessed each other’s steady, beautiful growth, supported and amplified by the energy of the group.

Now, inspired by this sisterhood and the call of our times, I am birthing something new.

A sacred, in-person container to support women through these currents of change with unshakable sisterhood and collective empowerment.

This March, we answer a call to The Red Tent.

This is a space to honour our natural cycles, our endings, and our cycles of death and rebirth. It is a call to resurrect the mystical path of the feminine—together.

If you feel the river moving, if you’re ready to release the shore and be held in sacred celebration as you do your own deepest work…

We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.
 

An Invitation to Rebirth
From April

The Sacred Ache: An Invitation to Descend, So You Can Truly Rise

You feel it, don’t you?

A restlessness beneath the surface of your seemingly “fine” life. A whisper that speaks of a forgotten timeline, a version of you that is more vibrant, more free, more real. You know you’re meant for a life of passion and purpose, yet you find yourself moving through the same-old rhythms, feeling a quiet boredom with the familiar scripts of your days.

Perhaps you’re grieving—for relationships that have dissolved, for versions of yourself you’ve outgrown, for a world that feels like it’s ending, or for years that slipped by while you were busy building a life that now feels like a suit that no longer fits.

You see the patterns—the same arguments, the same self-sabotage, the same longing—replaying like a loop you can’t escape. You’re done with them. You sense your old identity crumbling, and a surprising part of you doesn’t want to resist it anymore. You feel called to something ancient and new, a Golden Age timeline, and you have the daring thought: I want to live it now.

This, beloved woman, is not a sign that you are broken.

This is the call.

It is the sacred ache of the Heroine sensing her journey is at hand. It is the soul’s signal that you are ready to stop outsourcing your authority and become the sovereign leader of your own life. This ache is the threshold.

Your boredom, your grief, your repeating patterns—these are your gates. They are not mistakes. They are sacred portals, asking you to shed what no longer serves your true essence.


This journey does not require you to wander blindly. You are being given a map and a toolkit. 

And on the other side ....

Health: A nervous system that can weather storms without unravelling. A body that releases long-held tension as emotional weight is gently laid down.
Clarity: Decisions made from deep inner truth, not fear or old conditioning. The mental fog lifts.
Relationships: Connections built from wholeness, not need. Boundaries that are loving and clear.
Purpose: A life that feels like your own. The courage to live the Golden Age timeline now, in your choices, your voice, your sacred work.