11/04/2025
I’ve been splitting my time between NYC and the Hudson Valley for six years, a necessary split, as a way to get away from the noise, be nourished, and see more clearly.
Today is in NYC and, on the heels of that other collective event—our beloved marathon—it feels like the right time to tell you that the split for me is over. For the foreseeable future, I’ll be in NYC full time.
It’s time. Not because I don’t love the Hudson Valley. In fact, the Catskills are a Sacred Mother’s Body and will be a home to me forever. Rather, it’s time to come back into the fold again, to speak even more loudly about the human rights violations happening in private and collective spaces every day, to imagine and realize a way forward, in community.
Six years ago on Marathon Sunday I drove out of Brooklyn to start looking for places to take my retreat. It was a retreat I was lucky enough to share with many of you, a few people at a time. Today, with in our sights, a different kind of sharing is possible. In part, that’s because of the work many of us have done in private spaces to connect underground.
It’s time to come out from underground and come together in a way we never have before. To associate what has been dissociated. To make a giant home that delights and supports and engages our differences. This is ✨
