Lillian Murray

Play doesn’t have to look like flashcards or structured activities. It’s messy and marvelous—painting, dancing, drumming, singing off-key, molding clay, climbing trees, getting a little muddy. These self-generated acts of joy teach presence—not perfection. There’s no outcome to chase, just the moment itself unfolding. As adults, we often forget that play isn’t something to outgrow—it’s something to grow back into. Children don’t need to be told how to play—they lead, we follow. And...

This isn’t just about relationships with others—it’s about the one within yourself. You carry both: the doing and the being the protector and the nurturer the grounded and the wild Your evolution depends on learning how to let those energies collaborate instead of compete. When your feminine is at ease, everything breathes easier. Your home hums differently. The air feels safer. The masculine expands. True wealth has less to do with numbers on a balance sheet and more to do with...