#36 - 4 ways you may experience intuition and living the slow, gentle life in Mexico

07/19/24 • 55 min

In Kinship - for makers who crave a vibrant life

My guest today, Kristina Rogers, shares her sweet, intention life in San Miquel, Mexico and 4 ways in which you may experience your intuition.

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My guest today, Kristina Rogers, shares her sweet, intention life in San Miquel, Mexico and 4 ways in which you may experience your intuition.

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#35 - when the door you're closing is a good one and connecting after death

Today's guest, Liz Murphy is one of those you eagerly follow online (she was a knitting pattern designer and shared her family's homesteading journey) and feels like you know her in real life.
In fact, even though she doesn't know your name, you're pretty sure she's one of your dear friends, she just doesn't know it yet! At least that's what happened to me! (is that sketchy? ;-)
Over a year ago, Liz announced online that, to her very own surprise, she was shifting gears from designer knitting patterns and into offering mediumship readings.
Her email was grounded and heart-centered and I remember reading it in awe of her bravery.
Shortly after I booked a reading and had an experience that I can't logically explain. We talk a bit about it on the show!
We also talk about how Liz and her family live a life different than most and how allowing herself to shift gears and pivot when it feels right have given her a life she loves.
mediumlizmurphy.com

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#37 - Anything can happen. A conversation with a weaver and natural dyer!

Jasmine Petrie is my guest on this episode, follow along as we talk about weaving, natural dyeing and being in the right place at the right time...or is it following the sparks to be on the right path?
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Bio:
Weaver, natural dyer, zine maker, loom doctor, life artist, teacher, and lifelong learner, Jasmine Petrie of Howl at the Loom resides in the forests of her childhood in Northern Michigan. She enjoys spending time with her family, tending garden, being in nature, and occasionally traveling afar.
Jasmine holds an A.A. and Certificate in Textiles from North Central Michigan College and continues to fulfill a hunger for deeper knowledge of fiber arts by seeking further study under seasoned instructors.
Artist statement:
I find inspiration from the symbiosis of the natural world, passing of the seasons, and the dilapidation of our industrialized society – and how it is all connected. I enjoy the different textures of various textiles and let them tell me what they want to be during my process, as I seek to utilize discarded materials as the focal point of many pieces. Through my studio practice, it is my mission to have as little waste as possible and to source any new materials from local and sustainable sources.

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In Kinship - for makers who crave a vibrant life - #36 - 4 ways you may experience intuition and living the slow, gentle life in Mexico

Transcript

Ep36 - Kristina Rogers

Tina: You are listening to the InKinship podcast. I am your host, Tina Vandenberg. The InKinship podcast is a podcast for makers, makers who crave a vibrant, joy filled, lit up life on their own terms. Today I have the pleasure of talking with Christina Rogers. Christina, welcome.

Thank you. Welcome. I'm glad to be here. Oh, good. I'm so glad to have you. Christina is currently calling us from San Miguel, Mexico. Um,