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Woven Deep

By Olivia

Uncovering lessons in everyday life. Finding fulfillment here and now.

I love Olivia's thoughtful, nuanced explorations of our human experience.

- Katie Kraushaar

The Rebis

By Hannah Levy

Celebrating the connection between tarot and creative expression. Subscribe for periodic magazine updates and tarot musings.

I am so excited about what Hannah is curating and creating with the Rebis. This is a place to go deeper with the tarot and link it to your human experience.

- Katie Kraushaar

Healing Field Notes

By Sam Slupski

An ongoing collection of personal essays about healing, care, nourishment, creativity, mental health & wellness, queering homemaking, and other reports from the field.

Sam offers a gentle look into their humanity and explores its fluctuations. I especially enjoy their joy corner each week.

- Katie Kraushaar

Val Thinks

By Val Saksornchai

A weekly newsletter that makes you stop and think

Val is witty, thoughtful and always gets me thinking about things I'd never have considered otherwise!

- Katie Kraushaar

Life in the Real World

By Karen Davis

Reflections on nature and life

I just love Karen's thoughtful, gentle explorations of nature, spirituality and humanity. Her photo-journalistic approach, paired with her writing, is such a treat to read.

- Katie Kraushaar

LOST ART

By Sarah McColl

A monthly bricolage essay on the creative lives & works of (mostly) dead women

Through Sarah's writing, I get to meet the women who I have never met but know innately all the same and to hear their extraordinary stories. She is a masterful writer who not only helps us remember these women. She helps us remember ourselves.

- Katie Kraushaar

WE'RE ALL FRIENDS HERE

By Lauren

a column for people asking life's big questions by Lauren Maxwell

Lauren writes beautifully about life and all of its complexities. I enjoy her essays each week.

- Katie Kraushaar

My Sweet Dumb Brain

By Katie Hawkins-Gaar

A newsletter about facing life's ups and downs, all while being kind to yourself.

Katie has such a lovely approach to understanding our brains in a thoughtful way. Her blend of her personal experience with researched evidence about the emotional self makes her newsletter one read I look forward to the most.

- Katie Kraushaar