Queering Spirituality

So often, queer people either feel that they do not have a place in spiritual and/or religious environments, or have been forcibly removed from them, especially during their youth. As a result, many queer people walk with a deep and open wound in their heart when it comes to spiritual and religious traditions and practice. But I am of the firm and strong belief that we as queer people not only belong in these spaces, but they are our birthright.

Throughout history and in countless cultures, queer people have been the keepers of wisdom, of tradition, and of stories. They are the healers, the artists, the song writers, and the physical embodiment of a non-dual existence.

Queering Spirituality Substack

Part of my mission in my work is to help bring the queer community back to spiritual practices. To do so, I have created a substack called Queering Spirituality. If you are interested in reading my thoughts and insights into this area, or would like to subscribe to receive updates on my writings, please click here.