Writings From the Interior
Reflections on authenticity, depth psychology, and the interior life. Published on Substack, gathered here.
Where the Work Continues
Substack is where I write between books. Shorter pieces. Observations. The kind of thinking that doesn't wait for a manuscript.
Each post is an invitation to slow down and look inward. No performance, no polish for its own sake. Just honest reflection on what it means to live a life that is actually yours.
The monthly letter has a home of its own at Letters from the Interior. The longer work sits in the books. And if you would rather begin with something to practice than something to read, the free downloads are there for that.
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Letter | Where the journey begins
On recognizing the invitation before we know where it will lead
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A Question to Sit With | When the next step is clear and the rest is not
Sometimes you can know what comes next without knowing where it will lead
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She offered me the other chair
On learning Spanish and noticing two different kinds of progress
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When things begin to move again
On returning to an old practice and noticing what changes when life has a little more structure
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A Question to Sit With | When you have enough information and still cannot decide
Sometimes more information cannot settle what the decision will ask of you
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Seen and as yet unseen
On thresholds, transition, and what becomes visible once we begin to move
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Letter | Two kittens moved in yesterday
On two new lives and how the order of a story changes what we see
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A Question to Sit With | When nothing is exactly wrong, and something still needs to change
Sometimes the first sign of change is realizing that the life that still works no longer quite fits
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It took me a year to set the table
On the difference between changing a life and beginning to inhabit it
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