Keep Walking from Well Held by Lyndsey Scott

One day early pandemic 2020,
I walked way out in the country
barren soil wide sky
opening my heart to hear beyond fear, & I asked for help:
“so what do I need to know that I know right now?”

This song immediately responded
& it’s been a good friend since,
reminding me to stay grounded in my body and in devotion
when I don’t know what else to “do”.......
Marching orders.

>> Decomposing is messy <<
( Verbs that help and verbs that don’t )
Welcoming the wisdom in the underneath layers that’ve been silenced for .... generations
Takes patience

I love the Rumi poem that the second half comes from:
“Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love.
It will not lead you astray.“

The third part mimics the muscle we grow with meditation:
Stay right here.

I hope this song befriends your soul soil amidst uncertainty.

(she/her) is an artist-goofball-yintennae devoted to priestesSing the Heartland, (lit & fig).  Weaving community singing as a "technology of Belonging," she gathers soul circles that decompose oppressive scripts thru Song, ritual, & heart-share. Her jams get you skippin easily between the sacred, sexy, and silly: your inner child, exiled banshee, + wise elder are all very invited to the party 😘

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