A Quick Request + January Events

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Hi friends!

Thank you, yes you, for subscribing, for reading, for staying engaged.

Writing for you has deepened my practice and sincerely changed my life.

For that reason, I want to keep making this space OURS. I’m sneaking in one last 2024 post to get your feedback. This anonymous survey should take less than five minutes.

Thank you again and happy new year, dear friends.

May you and yours be safe, happy, and as healthy and as strong as you can be in 2025.

- Logan

Events

If the registration fee is cost-prohibitive, please ask for the link via email or DM.

If you feel weird asking for the link, I accept “payment” in the form of [whatever is within your bandwidth, like post-event feedback or sharing on social media]. No obligation though…you are a value add.

Creative Coalition: January 5th

The Creative Coalition centers mindful play—a different game each month—to expand our imagination, practice with our not-selves, and work with change.

January’s focus will be on our relationships with our changing bodies.

In January, we’ll be playing This Body of Mine, I Will Make it a Temple by Aliza A Courtney.

No gaming experience needed. This solo game will be facilitated like a traditional workshop, where I will walk you through each phase step-by-step. It would help to have your own tarot deck, but I will also plan for digital tools.

• Regular Price: $45

• Reader Rate: $18 (code: hive60)

• No one is turned away for lack of funds

Adoptee Alchemy: January 19th

Adoptee Alchemy is an adoptee-only space to practice meditation and mindfulness. No experience is required to join.

We’ll create the container by naming the community agreements, meditate, and then share what’s arising for us. I’ll bring a couple light journal/writing options, too.

• Regular Price: $15

• Reader Rate: $6 (hive60)

• No one is turned away for lack of funds

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Bio

Logan Juliano, PhD (they/them) is a writer, educator, facilitator, everyperson at Light Hive, and continuing lecturer at the University of California, Los Angeles. They hold a PhD in Performance Studies and are not a licensed mental health provider…but they know a lot of good ones.