Spiritual Activism, Wild Horses, and the Call to Rewild Ourselves A Conversation with Tenaya Jewel Some conversations arrive not just as dialogue, but as mirrors—reflecting back who we are, what we value, and what we are being asked to become. This was one of those conversations. I recently sat down with Tenaya Jewel, a scientist and spiritual activist whose work focuses on the protection of wild horses—particularly mustangs living on public lands. What unfolded was not simply a discussion...

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Allowing Sensitivity: Rewilding Ourselves Through Community, Horses, and the Wild Somewhere along the way, many of us learned—quietly, subtly—that we need permission to be ourselves. Is it okay to feel deeply?Is it okay to grieve?Is it okay to be playful, silly, embodied, alive? For many people, the lived-in answer has become no . And that “no” doesn’t live in the mind alone—it settles into the body. Sensitivity as a Doorway, Not a Weakness Allowing myself to be sensitive in this world has...