Falling in Love with Life
A blog about my inner growth on this wondrous journey called life
Loving our Bodies
I have judged my body my entire life. I saw it with the eyes of society and deemed myself unworthy. My thighs were too big. My butt was too big. My stomach wasn't flat enough. I have cellulite and stretch marks and the belly pooch that comes after having kids. I...
Holding Sacred Space
I have always been a person who denies the more unpleasant feelings in my being. I am comfortable with joy, happiness, peace, and love. I've always tried my best to push any other emotions away. I didn't like how they felt. Sadness leaves a heaviness and sharp pain in...
Embracing Our True Selves
In this world, so many of us are surrounded by a litany of judgments. Everyone has an opinion that they try to impose on others. We see it everywhere we go. We hear it within our own families and communities. Because we are aware of this to different degrees, we let...
The Wisdom of the Young
We have many preconceived notions of wisdom and where to find it. Growing up, I was taught to look upon our elders for guidance and wisdom. I believe that is a wonderful and wise thing to do, although I feel that only going to a specific age group for wisdom is a...
The Treasures Found in Troubles
We all go through moments in life that feel awful. Moments that make us wish we never have to get out of bed. We avoid these moments because they can be extremely painful. Some may be more irritating or exhausting, and others have us whispering to the floor to open up...
Parenting
Parenting is the breaking of the shell that encloses our understanding. It starts with birth. We breathe into the pain of the contractions. We are left in awe at how much our bodies are capable of. And then we have this new life that is completely vulnerable and in...
Hello
I’m Shenisse
I know how unsettling it can feel to go to a stranger for healing services. I’ve experienced this throughout different times in my life, so I know firsthand how intimidating it can be.
I started my blog as a way of allowing myself to be vulnerable and it turned into a cathartic form of self-healing. When I discovered that I wanted to help others heal themselves, I realized I could utilize my blog to help people get to know me and build a bridge of trust.
If you want to become acquainted with who I am, take a look at my blog and if you feel an innate calling to work with me or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.