Everyday Woo
Katie KraushaarSpirituality for the everyday person. From one human to another.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 121 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 2 years ago |
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on voyaging
I wrote this piece on the day of the spring equinox. A fitting time of rebirth, awakening and renewal. This post is extremely personal, but if I have learned anything about myself, it’s that sharing my experiences through writing is healing...
a tangled timeline
Some say that time is a thief.
The last year I’ve lived on St. Croix has taught me that time is a carnival fun house, one spent standing in front of mirrors that stretch and contort our experiences.
There are days on the island that are...
what pushes back.
Often, when I travel the dirt path that runs behind where I live on St. Croix, she is there.
Sometimes, the cow that lives next door stands off to the side of the road where it’s shady. More often, however, she is right in the middle of it...
god lives in a corn field.
A few weeks ago, I was back in the Midwest. It was early. I was walking alongside a field of corn and thinking about God. The two are more related than I realized.
If you, too, have ever walked beside a cornfield, you’ll know it’s a land-b...
digging in the dirt.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve felt like writing again. It both scared and surprised me. Almost immediately, I felt pressure—pressure to make something cohesive, pressure to make what I have to say after so long really, really profound.
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I'm a former fundie, a tarot reader, and, above all, a human. I'm writing about my journey to find the spiritual in the everyday without compromising my humanity.
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