Suzette Winona Summers•Sacred Wild Healer

08/10/2026

It’s slow and organic work that unfolds in subtle patterns of trusting and forming.
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Channeling the wisdom of mycelium we allow the vibration of need to resonate through us and we weave a net of flowing care.

08/09/2026

I’m doing this living thing the best that I can— appreciating every opportunity, every fresh adventure, every laugh and hoot! Crying and screaming when needed, then back to indulging in every juicy, messy bit.
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Things come together, fall apart, reorganize, and on the cycle goes. Now is a moment where I see many places where “life as we know it” is crumbling, and something, revolutionary, ancient, and organic is forming. I’m here for it!!!
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ALL OF IT! The despair, the anger, the joy, fascination, and celebration. This is what it means to live with your heart cracked wide open.
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The boxes are disintegrating and the circle is expanding… come on in! 💗
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Living it, loving it, appreciating it.
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This has been a weekend full of beauty and delight—Hamlet and Opheila ballet at Shakespeare In the Park, paddling with some baddies, celebrating Anice’s half century mark! 8/8 Lion’s Gate! Riding into the portal!
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How blessed we all are to have this planet, these lives, these experiences.
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Drinking in every drop!
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08/09/2026

Social constructs under the guise of religious doctrine have controlled us through shame and guilt. Claiming our bodies as our own, and appreciating their ability to move, sense, heal, and experience pleasure and pain is a part of the awakening into collective liberation.
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Let’s get freeeeee!!!!🙌🏽✨💗
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08/08/2026

08/07/2026

Sensuality connects our bodies to the world beyond—people, food, nature—and awakens our own intuition, imagination, and life force.
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Because of distractions, busyness, and shame, to name a few, most people walk through the world numbed to their own senses, and thus feel disconnected or distant from their experiences.
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Sexuality, sadly, has been shamed in our culture for far too long. All too often, sensuality and sexuality are conflated and the pleasure we could express from biting into a ripe strawberry, or receiving a tender touch is muted or stifled in expression out of fear of it being interpreted as sexual arrousel.
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When we can isolate sensuality as its own experience separate from sexuality, we can then perhaps surrender to pleasure more fully, expressing ourselves without censure.
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* I am in no way suggesting that sexuality is devoid of sensuality, on the contrary, sensuality amplifies sexual experiences. My point is that by differentiating between the two, we can become more sensually aware in more aspects of our lives.
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As always I’m open to discuss this more.
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08/03/2026

Make space for all of it to move through you. Allow it to twist and stretch, contort, and transform.
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We don’t have to force our emotions to change, but we can create safe spaces for them to express, and witness them as they organically transmute.
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Everything is constantly changing. Be patient and trust in the process. This too shall pass.
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08/01/2026

We’re not alone. We’re in this together.
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07/31/2026

I see you.
I hear you.
I feel you.
I honor you.
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ALL parts of you are welcome—even the parts the world has told you to hide, tone down, silence.
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You don’t have to be sugar and spice, prim and proper, fit in a box that’s too tight for you.
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Take up space! Be loud, be soft, laugh, cry. Get it wrong sometimes and celebrate!
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Your wild messy, fierce, shape-shifting self is welcome here. You are welcome, sister.
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We are practicing. Being. We are reclaiming, re-membering — all parts of ourselves—together in a circle.
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We are speaking a new world into being— through our voices, through song and intention, through the destruction and re-weaving —we are reclaiming our unique and valuable light! ✨💗⭕️🌀
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I honor your medicine: openhearted, accepting, surrendered, joyful, encouraging, hopeful, mothering, grateful, creative, wonder-full.
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We don’t have to get it perfect. We practice together, as we knit the remembrance back into our bones.
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Thank you mothertreelou for the use of “the womb room.” May the medicine in that sacred space continue to expand in circles of inclusivity.⭕️💗🙏🏽🌀✨
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Thank you to Jesse Hendrix-Inman (Jesse Hendrix-Inman) for her photography skills 📸 in the first two pics.🙏🏽
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I shared a couple of slides from a post by مريم حسنا that spoke to the medicine we cultivated in the circle under the full moon magic! 🌕 ✨🌀
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The poem at the end is the one I read in the circle by Andrea Gibson, entitled “What I know about living is the pain.”
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July’s Sistering Circle was such a balm to my nervous system. I hope to see you at the next one! 💗🙏🏽
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