In this second episode in the Summer of Support series, I'm sharing what I know about tracking: understanding where you are in your life's journey and navigating according to the signs and instincts that feel most meaningful to you.  

In this conversation with writer and reparationist Hilary Giovale, we discuss the beautiful journey she went on to write her latest book, Becoming a Good Relative: Calling White Settlers toward Truth, Healing, and Repair.

How can we stay true to who we are and what we're meant to do while also allowing others to do the same? It's not always easy, but it's essential for growing into Village. In this conversation with spiritual mentor, Human Design guide, and writer Uma Girish, we explore how our soul paths can converge, separate, and weave something important together.

This season, we’re invited to stay steady with ourselves and with what wants to grow in our lives even as it changes and its needs transform. If we abandon things too early because they don’t appear to be what we thought they were, they cannot root in or become established enough to bear fruit later on.

While we may have forgotten how to meet our original needs in life-giving ways, the other more-than-human beings around us have not.

In this conversation with one of my own rite of passage guides, Tina Burchill, we discuss rites of passage and their role in village life, the specific kind of rite of passage that Tina guides people through, and the power of "the well sealed vessel."