Multi-D Musings Blog

Have you ever gone for a walk and felt like you weren’t really alone? Not in a creepy way, more like there was something familiar walking with you. That happened to me last month. On that day, the air felt different, almost mystical, and I was curious about what might unfold. I felt tapped in, and I was guided off the path to explore other parts of the land.  

Not long after, I noticed some juniper trees I don’t remember seeing before (the land is full of them). I believe there’s symbolism in a…

Separation by Design: Why the walls we see in the world often mirror the ones we build within ourselves. 

I’ve worked from home since 2008, in different homes and in different states. Solitude is familiar. I enjoy my space. But even so, there are days when I miss people in the flesh - the right people. The ones I feel aligned with energetically. 

My circle is small but steady. It keeps me connected, grounded, and reminded that real connection still exists. I am also connected to my inner truth…

This weekend, I was on the back of a motorcycle.
The wind was relentless, with gusts that hit us hard enough that I had to brace myself just to stay on.

There’s a specific kind of vulnerability in riding as a passenger.
You’re not in control.
You’re not steering.
You’re not dictating the speed
You’re simply in it; with the road, the weather, and your own response.

When that first gust hit, I asked, what the hell are we doing out riding today? I resisted the wind. I tensed my shoulders. I h…

What’s Been Lying Dormant? 

This blog post is coming out at the end of March, not because I forgot, but because I’ve been spending as much time as I can outside, soaking in the spring before the heat arrives. I’ve been immersed in the experience, gathering insights from the land and my soul before sitting down to formally write about them. 

It's that time of year when the daffodils and crocus push their way through the soil out front, and this past week, buds formed on the lilac and black cher…

February, the month of love. For some, it is all romance, chocolate and roses. But if you’ve heard my story, you know that it hasn’t always been the case for me.  

What my experiences have made clear is this: self-love, self-trust, and self-respect are the missing pieces in relationships that leave us feeling depleted. Without them, we find ourselves fighting battles that were never ours to begin with. 

I was reminded of this during a recent conversation with someone who had spent years trying…

2025: The Year of Detachment, Transformation, and Completion 

During my undergraduate studies, my sociology class was assigned a project that required us to imagine we were “aliens” (a visitor) from another world visiting Earth for the first time. The challenge? To step back and view society as a detached observer without preconceived understandings, biases, or ingrained beliefs. We had to describe what we saw from the outside looking in. 

I struggled with it at first. It’s not easy to strip a…

Well, I did it. I gave my TEDx Southlake talk, Bridging the Gap: From Labels to Lives on October 27th. I spoke about how our systems are failing us, how we box people into limiting labels and fail to see the role we play in all of it. Offering my solution on a TEDx stage was a big stretch for me... embracing the power of interconnectedness and building new models that integrate modern science and ancient wisdom. Wow! And yes, I have a system for building these new models. It will launch in 2025!…

Heraclitus famously said, “No man ever steps into the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.”  

Simple, yet so profound at that same time. Life is in constant flow and we, like the river, are in a perpetual state of change. These states of change can be at the micro level, tiny changes we may not even notice, or they can be major, rock your world, types of events that leave us forever altered.  

I am speaking at TEDx Southlake this month and I sat by a river w…