by moiremcmeekin | Mar 25, 2026 | Sacred Pause Practices
On the radical act of simply naming what is happening to you. Joanna is standing in the hallway with a pair of dull kitchen scissors, trying to open a plastic blister pack of AA batteries. The plastic is thick, the scissors keep slipping, and she can feel the heat...
by moiremcmeekin | Mar 25, 2026 | Sacred Pause Practices
What fragmentation actually is — and why it is not a character flaw Sandra turned forty-seven in September and has not slept a full night since July. She knows why, more or less. Her body has been sending signals for over a year — the night sweats, the heat that rises...
