B3 W.i.s.e

The foundation of this offering is a donation-based interactive exploration portal where I support people to discover what it means to orient themselves by wellness. I then help people to experience their unique texture of wellness from within through guided visualization. And I leave them with a meditation technique (based in my foundations in transcendental meditation and women's spirituality) supporting them to easefully maintain, nurture, and amplify this internally based felt sense of wellness.

The progression of You, well from the completion of this portal is a individual or bundle of one on one session/s where we work together through dynamic reciprocity to amplify this sense of wellness inside of your life with ease — within your own mind, personal spaces, and relationships. This can be as practical as it is intellectual, based on the need of the one I am working with.

From getting direct access to one's basic needs to filtering the words, thoughts, and stories in one's mind — all with the intention to make one's particular felt sense of wellness as easeful as possible. This is based in my bachelor's studies in sustainability and my life studies homesteading, visiting eco-villages and intentional communities, applying systems towards my lifelong w.i.s.dom efforts. This process can be very simple and can last a lifetime, but every process that brings alignment is a major step forward in this journey of base clarity.

A child has to keep their door unlocked because they are still being raised into adulthood — parents need to come into the room, clean up the space, and make sure what they have going on is safe and appropriate. But to be an adult is to manage one's own affairs: to have safes and locked doors protecting the resources (and possibly the family) one stewards and ways of sustaining the lifestyle that maintains one's wellness.

The point: it's healthy to have boundaries that establish us as adults. Yet in society today, almost everything most of us do online — and even offline on our personal devices — is like an open room. The government and the people who own and build the technology can have full access to everything we have and create digitally.

We are taught that we must make money in order to survive. We are taught that we need to get a job to make that money. However, so few of us are taught that not only do we have the responsibility to make money, we also have the responsibility to maintain our own wellness, to maintain the quality of life that we want to live.

The point: We have to find a way that we can do both: make money and maintain the quality of wellness that we can access now and amplify in the future.

So many of us who know that we have something that we want to offer to the world go to the convenient route when we go to offer it. We get websites based in tools that we don't control. We have all of our promotions through social media platforms that we can easily be censored on or kicked off of. And ultimately, the way that we present our own work isn't in our control.

The point: We don't have to do everything by ourselves, but we can at least partner with those who honor the intention we hold to nurture our wellness, honor our interconnection, and maintain our sovereignty as much as possible and support them to continue to grow their tools to be closer and closer to the convenience of the bigger companies while at the same time not having to lose all of our autonomy in the process.

My mentors approach this work from many angles, ultimately with the same intentions: to be practical in the application, deep and consistent in the fundamental principles, and effective in the results.

Their work recognizes that the law is meta-law — meaning it is created (meta: to transform, create) by the contracts we sign up for. And often within many of these contracts there are more questions than answers. Most of us just sign them presuming the answers are already there — not realizing that we can put our answers in. We don't have to accept theirs.

In the American context specifically, their work presents the option to stand as someone based in their relationship to Source rather than subservience to a government — and, from there, to learn to access and steward the abundance granted by Source, place resources in forms that honor that stewardship, and stand in that status in all spaces over time.