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Talking to the Moon
I always look at a full moon as a moment to cleanse, to center myself, and to remember who I am and where I stand in this life that I have. It is also a moment when I speak to my ancestors, especially my mother and my father now that they have transitioned. I speak to them every day, but something about the full moon makes me feel their connection on a whole other spiritual level. This Full Moon was in Aries, with energy centered around the relationship between me and we. Who
Sep 273 min read


A Celestial Dream
I have always been captivated by the sky. The moon, the stars, the sun — all of it. There is something about looking up that has always made me feel connected to something bigger than myself. I think of them almost like my power source in this world. My battery. I love being somewhere open enough to really see the sky , especially out in the desert, where everything becomes still and the stars seem endless. Over the years, that fascination naturally led me deeper into astrolo
Sep 242 min read


A New Chapter
When I started Zelie For She at 25 years old, I didn’t have some perfectly mapped-out business plan. I had a Dream And I followed it. That dream somehow exploded within a weekend, and then it just kept going. I kept designing. I kept creating stories. I kept figuring things out as they came. And then one day I looked up and I was 36 years old thinking, Whoa. We’re here. How did this happen? I grew up alongside this business. And if I’m being truthful, I spent most of those ye
Sep 235 min read


A Little Life Lately
For the last two and a half, almost three years, life has looked very different for me. When my father passed, something in me shifted. And then a year and a half later, my mother passed too. I think I had already started feeling disconnected from creating before either of them were gone, but if I’m being truthful, it was really after losing my father that I stopped feeling like I knew how to find my way back to it. Then life just kept happening. Grief has a strange way of ch
Sep 232 min read
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