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Artist & Writer. Witch. Modern Mystic. Keeper of stories, relics and familiars. I write about love, kink, and owning my shit.
I'm working on some books and blogging about all my other thoughts in between.
I'm working on some books and blogging about all my other thoughts in between.
SubstackMy S!MONE SEEDS is a my membership community for those who like my content with audio and video options to go along with their reading. Some of my more casual and freaky work ends up here, and it houses Thee Simone Frequency podcast. It's also how I keep in touch and invited people to my Zoom channeling and other cool sh!t..
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I'm a seminary dropout—and proud of it. Around 2017-2018, I started hearing "the call"—that spiritual calling that keeps nuns and priestesses awake at night. I served as a lay leader in Unitarian Universalist congregations before attending Seattle University's School of Theology and Ministry (2019-2021), initially thinking I was meant to earn my Master of Divinity and become a parish minister. But by 2021, it became clear my ministry would take a different form. When Seattle U closed their theology program, I made the difficult but right decision to step away—first to focus on healing, then to discover my authentic path. This choice reflected the wisdom of listening to inner guidance rather than forcing myself into a predetermined mold. Those seminary years weren't lost. They profoundly inform my current work as an intuitive coach, especially in creating rituals and ceremonies. The collaborative projects I developed with fellow students through the Religica Theolab and CEIC became part of my broader spiritual mission, even though they didn't lead where I initially expected. I'm sharing this work with you because it demonstrates how all paths—even the unexpected turns—can become valuable parts of our larger purpose and service to others. I’m grateful for those experiences and am sharing some of that work below.
Some of my writing with the Religica Theolab: ART & ARMISTICE - NOVEMBER 14, 2020 DEEP ABIDING LOVE - AUGUST 7, 2020 SHRINES TO BRUTALITY - JULY 3, 2020 The Qualities of Effective Leadership Resource (OCTOBER 2020) |
MediumI was writing on Medium for a bit - but have since jumped ship to Substack. I'll leave these archives here for you.
Polyamory, Courageous Honesty & the Twin Flame Endgame. Nov 28, 2024
In Between Mother & Crone - I’m 40 and by this time next week, I’ll be hanging with Menopause. Sept 20, 2024 On Humaning: I got my first Mammogram - and my Tits are still part of the “Perfect Breasts” Community. Sep 15, 2024 On Humaning: My Vulva, Part II and getting conned into multiple biopsies of my lady parts in the same week…April 29, 2024 Polyamory Means Being Able to Offer My Besties Tit Pics Especially when their dogs die. April 20, 2024 Fighting the Karmic Connection, Part II… is a bitch...So I Got Some Help. Part 2 March 23, 2024 I Recently Learned I Have a Pluto Complex and now that fact that I’m standing outside my chiropractor, waiting for a stranger to hopefully jump me so I can get to my gynecologist appointment on time makes a lot more sense Feb 5, 2024 Fighting the Karmic Connection Part I… is a bitch...So I won't do it anymore. January 24, 2024 On Humaning: My Vulva Itches Really Bad and NO, it is not an STI and now I have a "VULVA Specialist"... January 10, 2024 Being Poly Has Ruined Love Songs A conversation with my boyfriends after a SAD day, and now I need investors for my TV series.. December 27, 2023 SpeakingThis is an edited recording of a virtual event hosted by Northlake Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirkland, WA on May 24, 2020, during the early days of COVID. Facilitated by Trish Brownlee, this multi-generational gathering explored the role of arts in both memorializing war and resisting violence. The event weaves together veteran spoken word, artwork, and music with Trish's personal reflections on Sarah Sentilles' powerful book "Draw Your Weapons." What emerges is part virtual service, part conversation, part art exhibit and concert—a rich tapestry of voices spanning generations and communities. Presented by Trish Brownlee, a veteran and member of the Northlake community, alongside fellow veteran artists and musicians, this recording captures a unique moment of connection and creative resistance during a time of global uncertainty. Learn More
Here’s a service I created for a UU Congregation as a lay leader from May 28, 2019, with some help from my co-parent on guitar:
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