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Photo Journel: #UnifierFestival 2015

Grateful that I packed a flashlight. Grateful I had Anna to assist me in the packing and help me consolidate and borrow her tent. Next time I won't be afraid to pack a fork, knife and plate though. I wanted to bring everything but that would have been a disaster. I still over packed a bit. . . Tarot Angel Cards . . . maybe next time.
Grateful to ride up with Rachael, Ricardo and Jesse. What a perfect collective of goodness. Rachael snapped this photo on the way up to the FEST. I was maximizing my health on some goodies pre-Trader Joes stop. But once we found Trader Joes then we went organic bananas!

Grateful for this wonderful oasis within the camp site. We are on the dock sitting by a gorgeous lake. The lake was perfectly warm, serene and comfortable. Cheers to being able to hang out with the sweetest lovelies ever by it.

Grateful that someone asked me to take a picture of the program and text it to their phone and I don't remember who the guy was. But whoever created this programming did a wonderful job. So grateful for the fabulous team that put this event together. They were radiant from very first moment we arrived.

I was happy to be involved in that Spoken w/Cipher section at 5pm on the left there. Follow everyone you can read in this picture. So many great artist. Super grateful for Venus who brought me to a space where I could really show up and serve with my most authentic self. Freestyle rapping about love and transformation in a festival. Classic times.
Grateful for Rebecca. Rebecca was one of the first people outside of the tribe I came with that invited me to be fearless when I first arrived. Special girl. Wish I got her contact info but the moments and dances we shared will never be forgotten. Til the next time soon. 


So grateful for this fearless goddess of love who allowed me to pour out my truths and share food and godversation (as Heidi D calls it) I found this moment to be pretty romantic and spontaneous. Cheers to being open, friendly and respectful. Thank you David R and Elizabeth for being there to snap this photo.



Grateful for this one moment going beyond the rhyming, crochade wearing, UNDAKOVA repping, being. Glasses off. All labels off. Sometimes it's good to just be curious and unknowing and let new perceptions come in.  Living loving and learning. Never know what each day will bring. Stay awake.

Grateful for everyone who put on the Crochades, shared a laugh, a hug, a smile, a compliment, a conflicting conversation, a cute giggle, an enlightening verse, a contact improv dance, a cosmic connection, a calling to communicate in anyway. Grateful for you indeed.


If you want to see more check out my youtube channel for videos and see this tour of the festival

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