Rose Candela: organizing the past for a better today

organizing the past for a better today

Musings

No photoshop necessary

The other day I spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to photoshop my face. I have a bunch of swelling under my eyes these days from a unique combination of genetics, crying, and sleeplessness. I have a skin tag on my lower eye lid that sometimes I imagine is all people see when they[…]

Why is it so hard to be a beginner?

As a mama, I have the most unique privilege to witness my son’s firsts. Witnessing a tiny human learn to be in his body from crawling to standing to walking and now running almost as fast as his parents – it’s nothing short of remarkable. Now, I get to witness the first processing of ideas[…]

My favorite type of time travel

Beloved, Here is a glimpse of one weekly prompt I’m sending my Time Keeper Collective group. I want you to join if you feel called. But/and I also want to share this practice with you because it’s been so powerful for me. xo- Rose Our world is extremely chaotic right now. Even making a decision[…]

A note to my warrior self

To the Rose in this photo, 4 years ago and 40 hours into labor of her baby. This is what I want you to know: Your baby will be here early tomorrow morning, as light begins to crack open the dawn. You have been moving mountains and calling upon the strength of your ancestors to[…]

6258518135891 years of quarantine

One of my favorite things about this quarantine, if I may, is how people keep writing things like: Today is the 137414518 day of quarantine. Time is relative, right? We all know about this ancient yet o-so-modern idea. And there’s no greater experience of this relative time than, well, now. One thing I know now,[…]

Made to be resilient

As corona virus sweeps through the world, I’ve thought a lot about our ancestors. Particularly my ancestors, who I know best (just like you know your ancestors best). I wrote this in an instagram post at the beginning of March: Your ancestors did this. Your lineage of people went through this, this feeling of unknown,[…]

They don’t see your insides

On being vulnerable, especially during corona time. Vulnerability is hard. I can’t imagine a life without it, because the most amazing connections come from it. Yet approaching doing something that makes me vulnerable: eh, some days I’d rather not. Recently, I was given the honor of giving a master class for Asha Frost’s Sacred membership,[…]

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