Batya Diamond is a Hebrew Priestess who offers inspirational music and personalized rituals, guiding Jewish seekers at all stages to move through life with deep and meaningful connectedness to the divine. Learn more about Batya and her music at https://batyadiamond.bandcamp.com
Chaya Malka creates space for the Divine within her being on a daily basis through prayer, meditation, and altar work. She uses watercolor to create feminine, whimsical, and spiritual images. In her spare time she loves to strum a ukulele on mountaintops and sings in spiritual communal spaces.
Chaya Malka’s work is available for purchase on her website, cmsinspirit.com. You can also connect with Chaya Malka on Instagram at @cms_in_spirit.
Larisa Noonan is a teacher, healer, and ritualist. In this interview we discuss how she helps people heal personal and generational trauma allowing them to live in a way that is more empowered, fulfilled, and magical. To learn more about Larisa and her work, visit: LarisaNoonan.com.
Speaker, writer, and activist Ann Murdoch talks with Golden Thread’s Judy Murdoch about risk-taking, the heroes journey, and how being authentic is like jumping out of an airplane.
The Golden Thread is the path creators and makers follow to create what they want in life. Someone following their Golden Thread is led to their purpose in a way that results in the highest and best use of their gifts and blessings. Although following this path is often challenging, it is also the surest… Continue reading Golden Thread Conversations – Guest FAQ
In the Golden Thread Conversations, I talk with people following what I like to call their Golden Thread. These are people whose words and actions are shaped by matters to them and by what they want to create in the world. Some guests are doing this boldly. Some are doing it very quietly. Their voices… Continue reading The Golden Thread Conversations
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There’s a saying, “You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great (Zig Ziglar). I take comfort in this because it’s so true. One of the hardest parts about being a beginner is when my goals, what I want to create, far exceed my skill and resources to… Continue reading Beginning at the Beginning
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I have several books of Japanese patterns found mostly on everyday items such as screens, kimonos, and decorative prints. This particular image is of pine trees at sunset. I traced the pattern on heavy paper and colored it with alcohol markers. It was a joy to create and a joy to look at. Like much… Continue reading Japanese Pines at Sunset
