Hello Dear

Earlier this year I explained to a friend how I was relinquishing the need to do anything anymore.  There needed to be more flow in my life.  More buoyancy.  Somewhere among my grandmother, who I have been very close too, getting dementia, her ever increasing care needs, my son and the work I love so much more of my life had had to be parked or sheded entirely in a bid to keep up with what I had to do.

Before the summer holidays we made the difficult decision to find her the right residential care, knowing it was now the only way to keep her safe and meet her needs.  Hoping it would give her some relief as well.

Giving nature a home in our homes!

As pollinators and insects face extinction it is essential for us to step up and offer them space and food free of pesticides.

We can all look abroad at how other countries are chopping down rain forests and poison earth and water…. but what are we doing right here? Literally in our own back gardens? We chop down natures home and poison it!

Here are my thoughts on re-wilding our homes and garden and how easy it really is.

Thank you for watching.
Charlotte x

Hello Dear Heart

Last Sunday we gathered for our New Moon Circle, celebrating the archetype of Taurus with the Wild Woman Project.  

Our focus was “Receiving Our Wealth” and this continues over this moon cycle to be a point of consideration, reflection and intention creation.

When is surviving not enough?  NOW!

The way we live has to change.  We KNOW this.

We know our human activity is having a huge negative impact on the environment. And also US!!!

We know change has to happen.  Most of us want it to happen.  So, to see the energy and momentum behind Extinction Rebellion has really got me thinking.

There are lots of changes a foot here both in my life and in my business.  In last months Wild Woman Project Circle we explored ‘responsibility’.  I shared how hostile and resistant I was to this theme, and as often happens when we explore what we resist the most, a breakthrough has unraveled…because in my heart I knew that I had handed responsibility for various aspects of my life and work to others.

I had already had a sense of it, but being honest about it, saying it out loud and exploring it has proved very interesting.It is easily done.  We are tired, overworked, in need of something

One thing being a mother has taught me is that my resilience does not lie in my physical body, which I had always relied on before.

When my world became tiny and every part of my life was taken over by Henry my physical asana practice was not a priority.

When my physical strength was compromised by post birth pelvic and back problems I spent months unsure if I would ever even be able to practice asana again, let alone teach. It has been a slow road back to the basics, some things are still just “No noes” for me and probably always will be.