• poetry - reflection

    Threads of Hope

    A snail moves slow, yet never lost,Carrying home at any cost.Through storm and sun, it climbs, it glides,A lesson in hope where patience abides. The lion roars, fierce and bright,A beacon of strength in darkest night.Not alone, but with her pride,She stands in power, side by side. An elephant walks, wise and grand,With stories etched in wrinkled hands.Through trials deep, through rivers wide,She never leaves her kin behind. The owl watches, silent, still,With eyes that pierce the midnight chill.She sees beyond, she trusts the way,That dawn must rise from even gray. A mouse, so small, yet bold of heart,Knows even…

  • poetry - reflection

    I linger..

    I linger in the forest, threading pine needles, silently listening to the song of the night lark in the peaking moonlight. I pass by my sorrows, the deep wells of grief.  Breathing in. Embracing the biting cold winter air on my bare face and icy fingers. I have no map, I have no compass, but the whispered wisdom of the earth that holds me. I am movement, life and death, stardust, wind, water, dirt, I am fire and spirit. I need not be everything or anything right now. I linger.  – Aimee Fenech Jan 14, 2025

  • reflection - rituals and habits

    Creating Balance in Your Life

    I know how it feels—life is busy, and the weight of juggling it all can sometimes feel like too much. Between work, relationships, family, and everything in between, it’s easy to put ourselves last on the list. But here’s the thing: to truly take care of others, you have to take care of yourself first. I want to talk about something that affects all of us: the delicate balancing act of work, relationships, self-care, and mental health. And most importantly, I want you to know that it’s completely okay to feel overwhelmed at times. We all do. Let’s talk about…

  • natural rhytms - reflection

    Moon & Water – a dance of gravity

    The moon has captivated the imagination of humanity for millennia, plays a significant role in the natural rhythms of the Earth, particularly through its impact on the planet’s waters. This relationship is most visibly manifested in the tidal movements of the oceans, driven by the moon’s gravitational pull. As the moon orbits the Earth, its gravity causes the ocean’s waters to bulge, leading to the rhythmic dance of high and low tides that dictate the natural order of coastal ecosystems. On the human front, our bodies, composed of about 60% water, are marvels of nature, depending on this vital fluid…