by warriorgoddess | May 1, 2017 | Warrior Love
“I’m too big to fly Mom.” A blow to the gut came as I watched my daughter’s tears roll down her cheeks; her amazing muscular body that can flip head over heels across the floor wasn’t skinny enough. Spending the weekend at the World...
by warriorgoddess | Apr 26, 2017 | Uncategorized, Warrior Love
The Way You’ve Only Dreamed by Laura Probert [Photo from Unsplash.com] Do the big, hard thing and feel how your lungs expand with a breath so sweet and free you remember who you are again. Say the thing you’re afraid to say and feel how your body melts with a...
by warriorgoddess | Apr 1, 2017 | Warrior Courage
This journey I’ve chosen – this healing thing? It’s not for sissies. What does that mean? Well, rather than seeing your feelings, emotions and vulnerability as weakness, you’re going to have to understand those things as your strengths, and...
by warriorgoddess | Mar 21, 2017 | Uncategorized, Warrior Courage
I sat, as regular moms often do, and wondered if my teenagers would ever discover the painkillers in my medicine cabinet and decide to check out of life. Not because I think they’re overly depressed or would even consider that kind of thing, but because it’s what moms...
by warriorgoddess | Mar 20, 2017 | Warrior Wisdom
The way to happiness (the purpose we all share) isn’t by telling the truth. It’s by telling our truth. Let me tell you how I know this’s true. Aside from absorbing and believing Mike Dooley’s new book, Life on Earth, and getting a new understanding of “Everything...
by warriorgoddess | Feb 28, 2017 | Warrior Courage
This post is part of the Beauty of a Woman BlogFest VI! To read more entries, and potentially win a fun prize, visit the fest page HERE between today and 11pm PST March 11th. In seven months my fourteen year old daughter will reach the age I was when I lost my...
by warriorgoddess | Jan 29, 2017 | Warrior Love
Literally and figuratively – we must surround ourselves with the vibrations we desire. The sounds we admire, the love that inspires. It’s our choice to find the music in our lives, to decide to flip the switch to on, and spin the volume dial up. It’s our...
