sanctuary
love. loss. growth. and the art of becoming.
unraveling the thread of generational wounds — faith
when you think about the vessel that carries you through this lifetime, what are the thoughts that form around it? “living within this vessel means picking up that unraveled fabric and sewing myself back up as many times as i need to.”
the body as a portal — kristen jeré
i’m not sure if the mantras stuck but overtime my orgasms changed. instead of the buzzy vibration of a clitoral orgasm, i now experienced a deep pulsation like the base of a drum, steady and grounding. i noticed how these root chakra orgasms continued even during sessions when i wasn’t using the crystal or any other type of penetration.
removing the lens: moments of self-betrayal and living more boldly in my truth – faith
there are days that i forget that the only gaze that i should cater to is my own. but most days, i am hyper aware of my own brilliance. of my own light. of my own beauty. of the God within me. of my own power to make my life whatever i want it to be.
celibacy was a radical destination in my healing journey— but far from the last stop — kristen jeré
three years later, i’m glad that i’ve been able to experience romantic relationships where i can be vulnerable and heal with partners. it’s not perfect, and after experiencing something as deeply traumatic and personal as rape, i realize that it’s never going to be.