Aislinn in red with moss covered Ancient Sitka Spruce tree
 
Hi First name / beautiful soul,
 
After living in our sweet little coastal town for the past 7 years, life is calling my love and I into a chapter of adventure and exploration. 
 
This weekend, we pack up our home (yes, the one we moved into only 7 months ago!) and hit the road, welcoming a nomadic sabbatical of staying with those we love, listening to the land, and pollinating communities that call us with our little people medicine magic. 
Sometimes in life, the places we love push us to leave them. 
 
It's not because they don't love us back. 
 
It's because they know that we're meant to keep moving.
 
It's because the seeds nurtured inside of these relationships have been received and gone through many cycles of blooming. 
 
Now it's time to harvest the fruits of the lessons that this land, and it's people, have given us, and share the bounty with the lands and hands that call. 
 
I've taken a leap like this three times before in my life. I'm no stranger to the alchemy of leaping. 
 
An essential ingredient is that you can't know what's coming, because if you did- what you're calling in wouldn't be any different than what you're already creating. 
 
You can catch the scent of it…and you can follow that scent… 
 
Over the next few months, I'll be sharing bits of wisdom with you as we follow the scent of what is calling us forward. 
 
And in the meantime, if you're navigating similar transformative leaps and major shifts on your path, looking to build trust in life and yourself, and want to nourish your roots with your unseen allies and ancestral team, here are three ways that I can support you right now…
 
 
 
Follow-wing the winds of change, 
 
Aislinn 
(and her bigfoot honey)
 
 
P.S. If you're interested in hosting us for a day (or more) of grief ritual and Kontomblé ceremony in your community, know that this possibility is very much alive right now. My bigfoot support crew (aka Cliff Taylor) and I will be available starting late November into early spring. We can work with groups of 10-15,  and up to 20-35 depending on the needs of your community. For larger groups, we can arrange to bring a team of grief tending facilitators. Reach out by replying to this email and we'll send you more details!
 
 
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Aislinn Kerckhaert
Unceded Chinook Territory, Oregon 97103, United States