10/04/2025
Awww, new art project. While I’m working with the energy of the ancestors, I found this beautiful piece and couldn’t resist. It instantly reminded me of my mom and of the moments we shared, brushes in hand, hearts wide open.
Even though I can’t see her, I know she’s here with me. That’s what this energy is all about — remembering the love, the gifts, and the connection that never fades. It’s also a reminder to honor myself, to trust that I’m capable of doing hard things, and to keep creating beauty even in the spaces where loss once lived.
My mom was Italian, my dad is Hispanic, and somehow she fell in love with his culture so deeply that she made it her own. She learned the language, the traditions, and brought them into our home with so much heart. That’s the beauty of my family, we didn’t separate cultures, we blended them. And as I learn more about my heritage, I feel an excitement rising in me, a reconnection to both sides of who I am. A proud Hispanic and Italian woman, honoring where I come from and the love that united it all.
Día de los Mu***os isn’t just a Hispanic tradition for me. It’s a family tradition, a bridge between worlds and lineages. It’s a time to celebrate how love, memory, and spirit transcend borders and live on in the stories we carry.
As we approach this sacred time, I’m holding space for all who feel the presence of their loved ones seen and unseen. If you’d like to join me for From Stuck to Flow: Día de los Mu***os, follow the link in my bio to reserve your spot and receive a special free gift. Let’s remember, release, and rise together, in love and flow.