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:: Birth, Grief & Death are Points of Light ::
Life transitions are precious and powerful Points of Light, moments of shifting. They are rich with the love hormone oxytocin, and ignite a capacity for transformation within our selves, families, and communities.
These moments also facilitate social shifting.
By design these experiences have tremendous capacity to crack us wide open emotionally and serve as rights of passage that take us by storm, rock us to our core, and shake loose the very foundation from which we have learned to rely on for years or sometimes decades.
There is potency in learning to draw-up power and liberation by leaning-in to uncomfortable feelings. When you mine your unique gems, bring them to the surface, and let them guide you on the next leg of your journey--whether that be as a new parent, someone who emerges from the depths of grief, or a person crossing into a new role as an ancestor-- you have more capacity to shift frameworks.
The heart and soul of engaging Points of Light is learning how to let go and be open to vulnerability.
What are you ready to let go of as you approach the door? What strengths do you need to call upon to lean into the wild unknown and walk through that door with curiosity, joy, and reverence for the trek?
Together let's discover what it will take to get you to the other side of the mountain.
Hi there, Luna here!
Transitionary experiences have cracked me open time and time again, bearing a thunder in my heart so loud it became impossible to ignore: "Be vulnerable. Let go. Fail and try again. Always center authenticity." And so began the most potent work of my life: weaving together experiences as seemingly distant from one another as birth, grief and death. These rights of passage are points of light living on the same spectrum, intimately woven together. They call us to listen, mine their lessons, and journey up the trail until we make it to our new normal on the other side of the mountain.
Do you seek meaningful experience when entering the territory of the great unknown--birth, grief, death? My clients do.
Stress, anxiety, and trauma abound in our lived experiences. Our response? Being highly productive or down and out. The expense? Loss of deeply meaningful connection. Scratch the surface: stress, anxiety, and trauma over-fire alarm bells in our brain while also pulling at our heart strings. My own expriences being stigmatized greatly impacted my willingness to be vulnerable. The outcome: Self sensorship and diminished capacity for transformation. But then a great thing happened. I decided to turn up the volume of my unsensored inner knowing. There a potent undercurrent called on me to stay aligned with my authentic self even when the great mystery and uncertainty of birth, grief, and death were unfolding. Feeling safe and fully supported directly relate to my willingness and ability to be vulnerable and bring forth the most potent version of myself to the foreground.
Over and over I have been called-in to lean toward and surrender to the greater "what is" of this precious thing we call life, and I adore supporting folks as they trasverse through the points of light. Honoring opportunities to ground, shift, let go, and transform, bring forth the ever potent life force that is you. As a life passage doula, I am wholly committed to walking this road beside you whether that be in birth, grief, or death.
Straight from my heart to yours,
K. Luna Lea
Grounded, Trauma Informed & Somewhat Magic Birth Support!
Prepare, Ground In & Connect with Your Changing Landscape
In modern society, so many are disconnected from experiencing the power of life's most intense thresholds, the power of birth and death. So many women never witness childbirth until it is directly upon them, until they themselves are in labor. Death, like birth, is often cornered off into anonymous hospital rooms. And yet much wisdom exists in witnessing the transformative energies present in these thresholds. Much wisdom exists in holding space as the generations move through time.
-Amy Wright Glenn in Birth, Breath & Death