Fall seems to remind us of death. The trees begin to shed their leaves and our gardens die. We harvest until the plant is done giving and lay them down for the season. Consciously or not we become more aware of our own mortality and that another year has passed. This last year we have all had some sort of …
Right now many of us are struggling with the state of the world and the pandemic. It’s out of our control in a lot of ways. Tarot can greatly improve your mood around things that are stressful, simply by helping you with a different perspective, a new approach, or helping you make a plan.
offering readings for people when they feel stuck, up against a wall, grieving, loss, and many other situations none of us care to be in. Each of these times I support their journey by using the tools that have been used for centuries to guide the human soul, mind and heart.
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Having a guide on your path can be priceless! As you explore your path, in gender, in spirituality, in holistic health, in magic Hollis simply hopes to answer questions, point you in the direction you want to go and offer understanding support. Hollis has had the opportunity to explore their gender in many ways and holds experience with natural hormone …
We all need someone to listen, access to wisdom and someone we can trust to help guide us. When your gender variant in any way it can be hard to find someone that understands but to also find someone qualified, educated and willing to accept whatever identity you need to explore, express or be seen as could be a challenging …
Transgender? Non-binary? Gender Variant? Have you felt like having spirituality is forbidden because of your gender bending? Hollis really understands this because of their own experience of being shamed for their gender exploration. Many mainstream religions imply shame and judgement on people that challenge the gender roles, regardless of how we may do that. Many of us choose our authentic …
I felt I didn’t fit in, because I didn’t want to get surgery or take hormones. Simply, somewhere deep inside me, told me to never deeply engage with our modern medical culture. I didn’t like taking medications for my ‘mental illness’ – either. I don’t take ibuprofen when I get a headache, I take skullcap, drink water or vinegar or close my eyes and breathe deep. I am attracted to natural cures, alternative medicine, and vibrations. It’s as much who I am as my gender identity.
You will know when you are expressing authentically because you feel like an authentic magickal creature spreading their wings with a deep sense of security, depth, and confidence.
When I first began on my path of gender bending, drag, and general queerness I consistently would feel that connections lacked depth. I was desiring something much deeper than how to apply a beard with spirit gum, walk like a man, or find supportive community. It was great that we could connect into safe communities yet I was still seeking something deeper. I found myself reading articles about how ancient and indigenous cultures treated their gender variant people as shamans or spiritual guides!