Holiday Wishes

This holiday season, I’m wishing for a kind of wealth that can’t be measured or spent — the easing of a busy mind, the softness of being held by moments of laughter, and the simple wonder of shared experiences that remind us we are alive and connected. I’m wishing for rest, for breathing room, and for the comfort of knowing we don’t have to carry everything alone.

This time of year often carries both joy and grief, sometimes woven together. We feel tenderness for what’s been lost or never was alongside gratitude for what remains or what new realities are becoming our own truth. In the way we care for one another through listening, patience, and presence we’re also tending to ourselves, our communities, and the living world that holds us.

More than anything, I wish for each of you to see your own light with kindness. 💛 I hope you feel your inherent worth, not because of what you produce or prove, but simply because you are here. Your existence matters. Your care ripples outward — into friendships, into families, into the collective effort to show up for each other and for the Earth we share.

May this season offer you moments of softness and belonging, and quiet reminders that you are already enough, just as you are. 🎄✨