When Things Come All The Way Undone
Darlene Currier Darlene Currier

When Things Come All The Way Undone

Grief is a disorienting experience. Everything, even light, feels altered when something you never wanted to let go of slips from your grasp.

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Notes from the Edges of Everything: On women’s descent into the dark 3/7/24
Thresholds & Transformation Darlene Currier Thresholds & Transformation Darlene Currier

Notes from the Edges of Everything: On women’s descent into the dark 3/7/24

True magic isn’t found only in moments of ease—it’s born in the underworld, in the darkness where struggle cracks us open. Like Persephone, Inanna, and the Selkie Wife, we descend into chaos not to escape but to transform, guided by practices that anchor us and companions who hold the torch beside us.

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A Story in Two Parts: Two. Glacier National Park
Interconnected Worlds Darlene Currier Interconnected Worlds Darlene Currier

A Story in Two Parts: Two. Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park is a landscape not only sublime but also contested. It’s a place shaped by history, marked by displacement, and layered with the stories of the Blackfeet and other Indigenous peoples who lived, prayed, and hunted here. Walk with me through McGee Meadow and the Huckleberry Lookout Trail to explore wildness, memory, and belonging.

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