A new way to support 🌞
Upgrade to a paid subscription—here's what you'll receive ✨
As I navigate how to live more fully as an artist, I’m finding equitable ways of exchanging my art for the resources I need to sustain my creative practice and daily life. And so, the time has come…introducing a paid subscription to Letters on Interbeing!
For $5/month (or $50/year, which is $4.16/month), paid subscribers receive:
The vulnerable, more intimate posts that make my b-hole clench when I think about blasting them to the whole world. For instance: an upcoming newsletter explores how I died in a past life, the fears this information has instilled in my current life—and how we can find peace and non-attachment to stories like these, especially when they’re scary downloads directly from the spirit world.
Voice memos featuring my buttery voice
Every post (not just the occasional free ones) & full access to the archives
High vibrational energy, deeply good vibes, and lots & lots of love
Special newsletters each new moon that include intuitive messages for the collective, and reflection questions for journaling + meditation. The first new moon newsletter goes out on February 18th in time for the new moon in Pisces on the 19th (a potent time to dream up your future and set manifestation intentions) ✨
If you know someone who enjoys my newsletter, you can also gift them a paid subscription.
If a paid subscription isn’t the cards for you right now, know that there are non-monetary ways of supporting me that are just as valuable: you can share this newsletter with friends, re-post my writing on social media, and interact with my content on Instagram.
Last but not least, I will always ensure there are accessible ways of enjoying my art: I’ll continue to share free writing on these platforms, and I’ve started a new podcast, Communion, where my friends Mercedez, Pedro, and I ruminate on all the things that make us human—both through the lens of faith, and the absence thereof. Our first episode, Death, is streaming everywhere.
Your support means the world to me, regardless of what earthly form it takes. Thank you for being here 🤍