Notes at Sea

I want to express my deep gratitude to the few paid subscribers who remain part of this floating constellation. 100 out of 17,500 which also keeps ebbing and flowing back and forth to 18k, this is still only 0.57% of readers, which is barely half of one percent keeping this boat afloat. It’s only because of you that I continue to write, and because of all those who have helped keep my furry family together during these turbulent ever changing waters.

As I navigate these waters, you are the ones keeping me anchored instead of drifting endlessly at sea. And lost at sea I have been, after seven long years adrift on grief’s turbulent oceans. Because of that storm, I wasn’t able to do anything creative for a long time, or my other work in hypnotherapy or life coaching. Only now am I slowly returning to this gentle art of guiding others from their own deep-sea trenches back to solid land through writing and therapy work, with every individual I am blessed to help, I’m also helping another piece of myself back to dry land.

Each dawn, I sit at my desk and pour my soul into these words like a castaway sending messages in bottles across a vast ocean. Beyond my therapy practice, this newsletter is my livelihood—my small sailboat on uncertain waters. This is my home, both physically and digitally.

Here, in this space, healing blooms. Wild creatures speak their truths. Forests share their inner worlds. While much of the world is swept away in the noise of distraction, we uncover ecological solutions and ancient wisdom; reconnecting humanity with nature, which our fractured world desperately needs but so often undervalues.

If you believe deeply in supporting the work of others, especially in creating a space for healing from a traumatising reality or in telling wildlife stories, exploring ecological solutions, advocating for sustainability, and working for rainforest conservation. These are ethical paths of service I am filling, often undervalued, and resources are scarce.

If my work and these words have been lanterns in your darkness, if they’ve helped you navigate toward safer shores, perhaps you might consider a paid subscription. A small acknowledgment that even solitary voyagers need sustenance to keep sailing.

by

Carlita Shaw

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