by Lisa McCrohan | Aug 23, 2020 | feminine embodiment practices, Living Your Spirituality in Everyday Life, Soul Fuel, Soulful Poetry
Resting in Her In meditation this evening, I laid down on the floor and I cradled my head in my hands – cupping my head ever so gently as though I were holding a newborn. Slowly, I touched the back of head, sides of my head, and forehead. The image of my mother...
by Lisa McCrohan | Aug 20, 2020 | feminine embodiment practices, living with intention and purpose, Soulful Poetry
Rising You were made for something bigger, bolder yet softer and slower. It’s time to pause and listen within, to move your body in ways that invigorate you and embolden your feminine form. You were meant for something freer, lighter, and less harsh. It’s time to let...
by Lisa McCrohan | Jul 12, 2020 | Mindfulness in Everyday Life, Soulful Poetry
Perhaps today you can hear the invitation of this “holy now” to take a break, drop into your body, evoke your senses, and feel the aliveness of this moment. It’s my delight to be playing with creating poetic experiences for readers and clients. In...
by Lisa McCrohan | May 5, 2020 | living with intention and purpose, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World, Soulful Poetry
At the beginning of this pandemic, I went outside, stood on our deck overlooking the mountains, and I asked the Divine, “How can I help? What do you want me to do?” Later in the day, when I was in the kitchen fixing lunch, I felt/heard it, “Lisa,...
by Lisa McCrohan | Apr 12, 2020 | Living Your Spirituality in Everyday Life, Soulful Poetry
Beside You I walk beside you. No need to worry. I am here with you, at your side. You do not go alone. When you breathe in, breathe in my peace. Let it flow into every cell in your body, softening what has been bracing for too long now. When you breathe out, breathe...
by Lisa McCrohan | Mar 19, 2020 | Cultivating Compassion, grief, living with intention and purpose, Serving, Healing and Transforming Our World, Soulful Poetry
When I first heard that the coronavirus affects the lungs, I tuned in. I was concerned for my mom because she is almost 70 and she has only one lung. When she was in her early twenties, she lost her mom, her dad, and her grandma within the span of a short time. Within...
