I’ve never read A Course in Miracles, but I think I experienced one last week. The first day after I turned on my auto-email responder at work to “This email is no longer active”, I woke up in a state of pure euphoria. I felt a lightness that I hadn’t experienced in over 3, longContinue reading “The Wanderer Knows”
Tag Archives: S Factor
Mindfucking My Way to Victory
Going on your journey–to grow beyond the limits of your ego and follow a path of your own development personally, psychologically, and professionally–requires a lot of courage, but it doesn’t come without a lot of fear, doubt, and even shame. This is about chasing after what you desire most, as opposed to fitting into aContinue reading “Mindfucking My Way to Victory”
Divine Timing
One year ago I initiated a Worker’s Compensation claim due to moderate, unrelenting pain in my right arm from a repetitive motion injury using the computer in my job. I had just returned from a romantic trip to Hawaii with my beloved sweetheart, and I was enjoying an excitement for life, opportunities, and abundance thatContinue reading “Divine Timing”
More Sensuality Please
I grew up in a conservative Christian home and school where girls were expected to save their virginity for marriage and be sweet as pie every waking moment. I attended a religious school from kindergarten through my senior year in a radically conservative environment. We were known for the catchphrase, “If you dance, you getContinue reading “More Sensuality Please”
Radiant Love From Head to Toe
Sometimes I am overcome with a feeling of such intensity that I don’t know how to express it in the moment. My initial response is to hold it in, while I assess how safe it is to disclose my state of mind. Growing up, I wasn’t taught or encouraged to be anything other than pleasantContinue reading “Radiant Love From Head to Toe”
A Dance to Express My PRBLMS
I have had the most powerful, jaw-dropping, embodied dance at the studio, and yes, I get to brag all up and down this post about it. It came about spontaneously on an unassuming day during what felt like (and continues to feel like) one of the most terrifying and exciting times of my life. TheContinue reading “A Dance to Express My PRBLMS”
Curves for a Cure
When I began my feminine practice a few years ago, I was able to tap in to something I hadn’t really ever felt before. It was deep, vast, and mysterious. I knew I had found some thing really special. It is only during my feminine practice that I can rest my thinking mind and transportContinue reading “Curves for a Cure”
What Three Months Can Do
I’ve returned from an unexpected hiatus. Early March Krissy did not know what the next few months had in store for her. Each came as a surprise: moving to a new home, a sudden enthusiasm for making more money, my dance studio reopening, and a much-needed vacation to the Big Island with my sweetheart. IfContinue reading “What Three Months Can Do”
Finding Daytime Play
I denied myself the slow, healing pleasure of feminine movement for 31 years. Ask some of my 20s-era friends if they ever saw me dance, and you would get an earful of stories about me dancing on stage into the early morning hours. After about two alcoholic drinks, I was no stranger to the danceContinue reading “Finding Daytime Play”