Margi Dehlin graduated from Brigham Young University with a major in English and a minor in Philosophy. During her time at BYU, Margi competed on their cross country and track teams all around the country. After all that running, Margi is now content to live the slower life. One that is filled with the beauty of the outdoors, a connection to health and wellness, the daily dose of a good book, hot baths, and a deep and abiding connection to those she loves most. Margi believes that one of the most powerful forms of art we can create is that of a meaningful and joy-filled life.

The Song of Spring

Create art in order for yourself to become yourself and let your very existence be your song, your poem, your story. Let your very identity be your book. Let the way people say your name sound like the sweetest melody. So go create. Take photographs in the wood, run alone in the rain and sing

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The Wisdom of Winter

Sweet Darkness by David Whyte When your eyes are tired the world is tired also. When your vision has gone no part of the world can find you. Time to go into the dark where the night has eyes to recognize its own. There you can be sure you are not beyond love. The dark

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A Share! The Anatomy of Trust by Brene Brown

Happy New Year to you all! I thought I would start the month of January off with a share of sorts. A high quality one. John and I were able to sit down and watch this last night. It pretty much rocked our world.  Do yourself a favor– allow yourself the twenty minutes or so

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Daily Grounding Rituals

The ordinary acts we practice every day at home are of more importance for the soul than their simplicity might suggest.    — Thomas Moore Our world is covered in white. It happened one night when we went to sleep to soft snow falling outside our window–and woke in the morning to a thick blanket of

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