Raising Sage Spiritual

03/25/2026

Here is my latest conversation with Dominique Hurley.

We went into what it actually looks like to create and live from intuition. To develop that trust over time.

She speaks about the different ways her work comes through her, about her newest collection and the pace of inspiration. What it feels like when ideas come in quickly, and the shift into allowing them to unfold in their own timing instead of trying to keep up with all of them at once.

There’s also a deeper conversation around how her work meets people where they are, and what can surface when someone spends time with it.

It’s always an honour to share space with Dominique. The way she shows up is honest and grounded, and you can feel that in how she lives and creates.

You can watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/EBhKImvsgDE?si=P_LF5sTu-SeqkR8K

Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more 🤍

In this episode, I sit down with intuitive visionary artist Dominique Hurley for a conversation on creativity, intuition, and what it means to allow somethin...

03/22/2026

In this conversation, Dominique Hurley speaks about the different ways inspiration comes through her. Sometimes it’s intuitive, where she begins without knowing and allows the work to reveal itself. Other times it comes as a vision, something already formed in feeling or image that she’s asked to bring into the world.

What I kept coming back to is the trust required in both. The willingness to start without clarity. The willingness to receive something before you fully understand it. And the discernment to know when to move with it and when to let it wait.

She speaks about her work as something that comes through her. And that lands deeply when you’ve experienced it in your own life. When ideas, creations, or shifts don’t feel forced, but felt. When something arrives and asks to be expressed, even if you don’t yet have the language or structure for it.

This conversation opens up that space. Not just around creativity, but around how we listen, how we receive, and how we trust what’s coming through us in our own way.

If you’ve been feeling inspired, pulled in different directions, or unsure what to follow or when to act, there’s something in this for you.

Trust what moves you.
Full episode coming Wednesday 3/25 ✨

www.dominiquehurley.com

03/21/2026

Just created something really special for tomorrow.

I’ve been sitting with this for a while, and bringing it into form like this feels meaningful. I’m really looking forward to sharing it with those who will be in the room.

The Art of Blooming is tomorrow and I can’t wait to welcome everyone who’s joining 🤍

I sent out an email last night with a few details to help you prepare. If you didn’t receive it, just reach out and I’ll make sure it gets to you.

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03/18/2026

Support is often spoken about in simple ways. As if there are clear steps for how to be there for someone.

Listen. Hold space. Don’t fix.

But support, in its truest form, is not something we follow. It is something we enter. It is a living practice of attunement.

To the person in front of us. To what is being spoken, and what is not. To the energy underneath the words.

There are moments where presence is what is needed. Where being witnessed, without interruption or direction, allows something to soften and settle. And there are moments where presence alone is not enough.

Where something is ready to be seen, named, or gently shifted.

Care is not always quiet. It is not always still. There is a kind of care that holds. And a kind of care that calls forward.

Both exist within real support.
And neither can be offered without discernment.

Because to truly support someone is not to disappear into their experience, nor is it to lead them out of it. It is to meet them honestly, while remaining anchored in yourself.

To feel what is yours to hold and what is not. To know when to stay and when to invite movement. This is where support becomes something deeper than kindness.

It becomes relationship.
It becomes truth in motion.

03/17/2026

I spoke with intuitive visionary artist Dominique Hurley again recently and it brought me back to our first conversation on the podcast just over a year ago.

That one happened right before I received Flowerchild during her “make me an offer” sale. I remember leaving that conversation and finally listening to what I had already been getting. To ask for more. To expect more. To trust what I felt called to.

A lot has changed since then.

One of the things I’ve always appreciated about Dominique is how she lives this work. The way she follows her intuition, creates from it, and trusts what comes through without needing to shape it into something more acceptable or understood. Being in conversation with her feels like being with someone who is fully on their own path.

On my way to work this morning, I was thinking about our discussion on asking for guidance. From your team, from spirit, from God, from whatever you feel connected to. So I asked, like I always do, to be guided today and every day on the path toward peace.

When I first connected with Flowerchild, I understood it as rebirth. My own, through Sage. A meaning that met me where I already was.

And that’s where the admiration comes from for me. Not from wanting to be someone else, but from seeing someone live in a way that reflects something I already know and am continuing to step into myself.

That’s how these connections feel. They don’t pull you away from yourself. They bring you back to it.

And that’s what this conversation brought me back to again.

Trust what moves you.

Learn more about Dominique’s work at www.dominiquehurley.com
Full episode coming next week 🤍

03/16/2026

Happy Monday 🤍

A little reminder that The Art of Blooming is happening this Sunday, March 22 from 2–4 pm at

This gathering was created as a space to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and listen to the deeper vision that may already be forming within you. Through guided meditation, voice activation, gentle energy work, reflection and connection, we create the conditions for that inner knowing to come forward and begin taking shape in your life.

There are a few spaces left, and I’m keeping the group intentionally small. If you feel drawn to join us, you can find the details here: https://raisingsagespiritual.ca/the-art-of-blooming

And if someone comes to mind who could really benefit from being there but finances are a barrier right now, send me their name. I’m happy to offer a free space to someone who needs it.

I’m really looking forward to gathering with those who are already signed up and seeing what unfolds together 🌸

03/10/2026

There’s a certain peace that comes with learning to be genuinely grateful for what doesn’t work out.

In the moment, it rarely feels that way. Something ends, or never quite becomes what you hoped it might. The mind wants to analyze it, replay it, or turn it into a story about why things never seem to work.

But over time I’ve started to see that what doesn’t unfold often carries its own quiet wisdom. In my life, especially when it comes to love, I’ve had to learn to trust that what leaves or falls away is sometimes life clearing space I didn’t know I needed.

Not everything that feels meaningful is meant to continue. Sometimes the most generous thing the universe does is close something before we invest too much.

So instead of holding onto what didn’t work out, let’s try to thank it. Because the space it leaves behind is not empty.

It’s making room for what’s meant to stay.