There Are Many Definitions of Creativity.
I think of it not as a skill, but as a force. A wild current of life that moves through all living things, seeking expression in all its messy wonder. It's natural, rising and receding like tidewater, shaping us even as we try to shape with it.
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What Is the Creative Spirit?
The creative spirit is our inner stance toward that force—our openness, willingness, and way of listening. To engage it is to be in relationship with life itself.
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What Do I Mean by 'Rewilding'?
Like restoring a damaged ecosystem, this process involves both clearing what blocks authentic expression and cultivating what allows it to flourish—creating conditions where your true nature can emerge and express itself with integrity and grace.
Rewilding is an ongoing practice and an approach to life. It’s a return to a fuller, wilder version of ourselves—one that includes instinct, feeling, contradiction, play, and mystery. ​
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I offer a range of workshops and retreats that focus on different aspects of restoring this framework.
Design For
Soulful Living
“Wildness is the earthy, untamed, undomesticated state of things - open-ended, improvisational, moving according to its own boisterous logic. That which is wild is not really out of control; it is simply out of our control. Wildness is not a state of disorder, but a condition whose order is not imposed from outside.”
David Abram
The Basic
Principles
I experience myself as a creative being, made in the image of the Creator.
Creating brings me into resonance with something larger. It's a way of remembering who I am and what I'm connected to.
When I engage with life with a creative spirit, I enter into a kind of sacred dialogue with the Creator.
It’s an act of participation.
Creative exploration begins where certainty ends.
It asks for courage more than confidence, and openness more than expertise. The Creator moves in the space between knowing and not-knowing.
We are living through deep change and uncertainty, and that brings fertile creative ground. This is the wild edge of the known world—the place creativity climbs out of the undergrowth.
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