Tossed in the Waves

I am on a journey to release myself to the waves let them take me where they see fit

Recent Posts

  • It is okay to be me

    I spent last week in DC; it was an amazing trip and a great addition to my summer adventures. I was grateful for the time to explore a new city, bask in the humid heat, and learn more about my culture and history. It was also a very friendly and kind reminder of who I…

  • Stuck

    Sometimes I feel like I am always going to be stuck in the phase of hoping for a life that I do not have. That has not always been true, I have achieved my dreams of intense and free spontaneous solo travel. It’s something that I still seek but I have experienced it already. As…

  • Possibility

    I moved to Boston for a time and became involved in the music community there. My violin teacher taught me much more than violin. Due to many past negative experiences growing up in the music world, I struggle intensely with performance anxiety, even to to point where I would be nervous playing for my teacher…

  • Everything I am

    My mind is tangled with questions… so many questions. A wise friend once told me that the more one seeks answers, the more one is left with questions. I have found this to be frustratingly true. Journeys through the physical and metaphysical realms often leaves one with less conclusions and less certainty than before. I,…

  • A Whole Without a Core

    I have been pounding on the keys of the external interface at the expense of my internal one. Somuch has been going on around me that the movements within me have become illusive,indistinguishable, hidden. I try and listen to the undercurrents but only manage a minute or twobefore my external existence knocks on the windows…

  • Inner compass

    Continuing on this idea of moving through darkness from my previous post, I would like to delve further into this concept. If one cannot see their surroundings, what are they basing their actions on? For it certainly cannot be based on what they see. I believe one must rely on an inner sense of direction,…