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Wild Rose Path

It has a name now (sort of)

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader,

I've not been able to write much on here the last couple of weeks, school holidays, and at this point of the year I'm always pretty much running on empty. Full of ideas I want to get on with, but not much time or space to myself to actually do anything about them.

There've been refuelling moments though. Walked up to the summit of both Crook and Arant Haw. Got properly lost in thought down by the river at one point and just... stayed there a while.

And in between all that I've been sitting with something. That sentence I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the one some of you wrote back to me about, it's starting to take some kind of shape.

I'm calling it Crossing the Threshold for now, names change, they always do with me. It's for the woman who's already left an old version of herself behind, whether she chose that or it just happened to her, and who's standing in the bit nobody warns you about. Not quite who she was. Not yet who she's becoming.

Still forming. I'll tell you more as it does.

Until next week,
Sarah

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Wild Rose Path

For women in the in-between.

For the woman whose life has stopped fitting, and who wants to find out where she actually stands. For the woman who suspects the way back to herself might be through something older and slower and closer to the earth than anything she's tried so far. Each week I write about life transitions, plant wisdom, and seasonal rhythm... real letters, not polished advice. When you join, you'll get The Stile, five questions that show you which landscape you're actually standing in right now, plus the plant ally that grows there and a small five-minute practice to do.

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