Dying in Egypt: An Egyptian Mystery

One of the most prominent gods of Ancient Egypt is Osiris. He's always been there, hanging out with Isis and Nephthys, there as the pharaoh who passed away and became one with him, hidden within the tree in his sarcophagus, or being raised as the Djed Pillar in the temples but he's never really interacted with me on a personal level in the same way that Hathor or Isis have. Until my last trip to Egypt in February!


In this blog, I’m going to share with you a little about what's known as the “Osirian Mysteries”. They are vast and multi-layered and

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Remembering Fred: Part 2

Fred and me….

Fred was a big part of our family while the girls were growing up and in 4-H. She was a bit of a princess and always the “Boss Mare” with the other horses but she was a great all-around horse. Not only was she wonderful under saddle and took our daughter through 10 years of 4-H and open shows, we had also had her broke to drive soon after we got her and after her initial purchase and realizing that she was going to be a “keeper”, that’s where she and I bonded.

My college-friend from Kentucky introduced me to….

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Remembering Fred: Part 1

It’s been three months now since I had to put my horse, Fred, down and although the words to write about her sometimes flit through my head, it’s been difficult to sit and write about her because then I have to sit in the loss. But journaling and reliving happy times together is good for grieving hearts and so here I sit on the first Sunday in September to remember … not just a good horse, but a good friend. Fred.

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A new home ... a different life

I was planning to move back home to my farm this spring but I soon realized that wasn't going to work out and so I was gifted with a Plan B. To fully understand the gift that it is, I have to share with you a few things about me. About 6 or 7 years ago, I came across a new way to create the life you desired by choosing words that described how you want to feel. It’s a little like the way you might choose a word for the year but in a way that seems to go a little deeper by focusing on something more long-term.

So I thought about…..

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The Hippopotamus, the Crocodile, and YOU (…and ewe)!

When you look at the art on the walls of Ancient Egyptian tombs, you can see a story unfold. The stories are about life and its joys, the everyday experiences one also expects to experience in the afterlife, and some really intricate depictions of deeper Ancient Egyptian mysteries and beliefs. One such drawing is a compelling image of a hippopotamus giving birth while a crocodile waits patiently behind her with its mouth open to eat it!

I was recently reminded of this image on the first day of Spring when I helped one…..

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A magical encounter at Sakkara

When you just can’t make something up and have it be more incredible than it actually was, that’s when you call it magic. I’m going to share a magical encounter I had in the area of Egypt known as Sakkara while I was there with our tour group in September, 2022. This is a special site we often visit with our groups because here you can see many pieces of Egypt’s ancient history. The first pyramid ever built is here, which is the Step Pyramid of Pharaoh Djoser of the 3rd Dynasty. It’s a structure that has been standing in the shadow of Cairo for over 4,700 years. In front of this pyramid is the Heb Sed Court where the pharaohs would….

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Grieving in Egypt: A Tribute to a Great Man

As someone who embraces all that Life has to offer, there’s an unspoken oath I seem to have taken with Death.

I hadn’t planned to take a personal quest during my last trip to Egypt but when I found out that someone I admired greatly had been sick and unable to return to Egypt, I wanted to do what I could across the miles to lift his spirits. On the day I was out capturing one of the places he wanted to visit to send him images and video, I felt his spirit strongly. Three days later while sailing on the Nile I received a call from a friend that he had passed away.

Dr. Ramadan Hussein was someone I had only met….

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Living in the After Life

While attending a retreat one year, I attended a presentation in which the speaker said something quite profound about traveling. She said, “It’s not a quest unless you come home.” Having recently returned from a trip to Egypt, I was feeling the scope of these words as I went through the motions of getting back into my life as if nothing had changed…..because it felt like everything had changed.

Before I left for the trip, I had to let go and surrender to all the things I wouldn’t be able to be a part of here in my life while I was gone. I had to go through a tiny sort of death which was interesting because the woman I was traveling with was having the same kinds of thoughts as she prepared for the trip. Perhaps that’s another story for another day but when we….

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Traveling: Life...and death

I was packing for Egypt and trying to tie up all the loose ends when I had a realization. It might have been partially based on some of my recent life experiences and current status in life, but nonetheless, it was profound and changed the way I think about traveling.

Remember in Alice in Wonderland when Alice asks, "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" Well, my question sort of came out with the ….

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Life, Grief, and the Spaces in Between

“Soon…”

The Universe packed a punch that left me spinning, numb, and sinking into the honoring of everything I was feeling because there was nothing left to do. My granddaughter was due to be born “soon” and I was busy trying to get all my work done before then so I could keep my calendar open to help my daughter. I had plans to go to the State Fair with one of my best friends, who I hadn’t seen much all summer due to her family and travel schedule. We talked a lot, though, and shared….

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Synchronicities and magic with the Aten

I’ve written about my experiences with synchronicity and magic before and at the risk of sounding like I’m on repeat, I’d love to share a little more of the magic that happened recently with the recording of the meditation offered in Patreon….because #magichappens

The Music

Each month in the offerings of Patreon there is a meditation to connect you with the neteru we’re focusing on that month. I map out their notes, sit with them and play the music on my harp. The recording is then

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Finding your Joy

There's something profound that happens in the midst of the simple things because there's that split second when you remember. You remember your joy, you remember your essence, you remember your purpose and your destiny and everything makes sense. Sometimes these moments last for only that split second and sometimes they linger like the scent of smoke rising from a fire surrounded by stones under a night sky. The past few weeks, I’ve really been exploring this and feeling into it and I’ve got some resources for you to use to find your joy, if you’ve lost it somewhere along the way.

2020 was a tough old bird, I’ll give her that! Not only did I experience

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Synchronicity or coincidence?

The magic of synchronicity is in the unexpected nature of it. It comes when you least expect it, sometimes right when you need it the most, and always as a way to support or lead you in a particular direction.

In this blog, I'll share with you some blessings I've experienced that have come in the form of thoughts (that often sound like my own but feel different), observation, and things placed in my awareness that gave me a sense of confidence in those thoughts that happened at the beginning. I'll also share with you some tips on how to begin to notice these synchronicities in your own life as well as how to know the difference between “coincidences” and divine guidance/synchronicities that have meaning.

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Going back, finding Home

Life is funny sometimes. We can know something so deep inside our souls and yet struggle with the reality of the way it is and always want to go back. That would be me and my farm and family.

When you’re young you have all of these ideas about your life and what it’s going to look like when you’re “old”. You raise your family, enjoy your home and making it look like all your dreams, you watch the sunrise and sunset over this place you call home for portion of a lifetime….and then it…

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My Lessons from Covid

I did everything right. All year. I wore a mask, hardly ventured out into public places, rarely ate at a restaurant, and had nearly zero photography shoots. I did, however, do some second-shooting at weddings to make money for things like, you know, rent and groceries.

The last wedding of the year got me and I was sick a mere 4 days later in bed with Covid. I was now a part of the statistics that would be tomorrow's history. And this thing was…

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The Story of the Wandering Goddess

I’m going to tell you the story of the Wandering Goddess but first, I have to give you a little background to my story so you’ll see how I’m tying it all together. It’s how I like to tell stories, kind of like those old Family Circus comics I’d read on Sunday afternoons when I was growing up….you know, the ones where the little boy wandered all over the neighborhood to get to home from school. Like that!

You may or may not know that I’m also a…

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Guest Blog: Is my child an empath? by Dr Sonya K Broadnax


I’d love to introduce you to Dr Sonya Broadnax for this month’s blog! She describes her Self as a life-long student and disciplined practitioner of spiritual wisdom (a woman after my own heart!) She has a deep reverence for the universal importance of connection with physical and non-physical beings, and most importantly connection with our higher selves and Source. Dr. Sonya believes there is nothing we can’t do if we are plugged into the wisdom that lies within us and that binds us with All that is.

In her blog below, get a glimpse into her work with children who are identified as “at risk”, why it’s important to know what to look for, and how YOU can help intuitive and empathic children in your life….your kids, your grandkids, the kids in your classroom, etc. Together, we’ll be combining all of her insightful tips with the magic of the Egyptian Mysteries and stories of Isis in a special LIVE! online workshop October 22 to help you see with more clarity what may be happening with the children in your world. We’ll offer simple yet powerful ways to better support and guide them through unsettled times….and we could all use that right now, especially our children!

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My Instagram-dream mind-meld

“What a strange title,” you may be thinking. Titles are a fun and challenging part of blogging but this title is actually a blending of what happened in both my waking life and my dreaming state. I want to show you how dreams can work for you in your life to validate and bring clarity.

It started on Instagram

As a multi-passionate entrepreneur with a variety of projects and jobs to do, I enjoy the gift of being able to set my own hours. Sometimes this will mean working until…

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Sekhmet, Pandemics and BTS

This blog is a little BTS to share what I’ve been experiencing through the COVID-19 upheaval. It’s how I’ve been affected and how I’ve coped. There’s been a lot to juggle and navigate and while I’m a very private person, my blog is here with the intention that by sharing with you with scenes from my life, you might find inspiration for your own.

In the beginning….then it all changed

I’ve been living through a pandemic. A world-wide pandemic which means that you have been living through a pandemic with me. It’s been a ride, hasn’t it? When 2020 was new and

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Retrogrades, Eclipses, and the Solstice....oh my!

As I write this edition of the Goddess Diaries, it’s an absolutely GORGEOUS and perfect day outside my windows. The sunshine is warm and there’s a breeze that makes the trees rustle and move the shadows across the floor. In a few days sands from Egypt will be coming into my area of the world brought from the deserts of Egypt on trade winds to add to the ambiance of the atmosphere. My creative mind is spinning and there’s so much to rein in to be able to get my thoughts out to you about all that’s been happening in my world….your world…our world.

This might be a long one that will be worth your time to grab something…

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