10/01/2025
Last week I returned to the in New York for my second year, and the experience was nothing short of sacred.
For two intensive days I stood among 2,500 changemakers—educators, environmentalists, activists, legislators, and global leaders—each bringing fierce commitment and a shared intention to heal and uplift the world.
With gratitude to my dear friend and a beautiful circle of collaborative women, I found a tender, powerful space where spiritual practice and practical action intertwined.
We spoke about tending to the heart of leadership: bringing spiritual teachings, healing, needed transformation and love into philanthropy and organizational life so that those who carry the weight of the increased immense change can be sustained, inspired, and renewed rather than burned out.
In a room hungry for deeper alignment, our presence as healers and consciousness-centered practitioners felt like a beacon—quiet, necessary, and already multiplying.
What touched me most was the clarity that emerged:
✨collaboration is no longer optional—it is the movement.
People are waking up to the necessity of marrying outer systems-change with inner transformation, recognizing that true, lasting impact requires rested, replenished, and connected leaders.
There are many who care deeply and are ready to move beyond the old paradigm of exhaustion; turbulence has only accelerated what must be healed and revealed the allies already here.
I left energized and hopeful—committed to expanding spaces of love, presence, and spiritual intelligence within global work—and convinced that together we are birthing a new era of collective consciousness, service, and sustained, joyful action. 💜
