July Newsletter from HG Wyndell


July 2026

Hello Fellow Travelers.

June was a month for traveling. One of the anchors for this time was the Grief and Eros ritual (https://www.embodymorelove.com/villageritual), I am still digesting the immensity of this experience. It truly feels like one of those “life before this point and life after this point” moments. Moments of my life from my life, including profound experiences of the last ten years wove through in unexpected ways, moments of connection with the humans, profound beauty of the sky and space, the way I opened up inside myself to move things I thought would never move, and synchronicities that took my breath away. Weeks later, I am still finding changes that have me in awe.

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HG

HG Wyndell

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