Substacks recommended by Cynthia Winton-Henry

Recommended by Cynthia Winton-Henry

Join me as I (re)build a body memoir as a gesture of faithfulness. Coming through for myself with my voice. Coming through for all of us, our collective web of life. For all I cannot see but somehow hear: Come through. Come through.

The Drinking Gourd

By Kelsey Blackwell

Where we nourish with wisdom from the more-than-human world and the guidance of the body in order to get free.

Kelsey loves and writes from the wisdom of the body. Her book Colonizing the Body grounds us as we come home to sacred life. I've watched Kelsey's powers grow over the last decade and look forward to every bit of truth she has to share.

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

The (tiny) Voice of Big Love

By Monisha Mittal

Snippets, strands and stories of an embodied heart.

Monisha's heart encompasses the widest as well as tiniest aspects of wisdom, beauty, and human nature. As a fellow sensitive and InterPlayer, I am so grateful that she leads a Tuesday Dance Chapel where it all gets to play!

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

Marianne’s Substack

By Marianne P.

My personal Substack

Joining together in the adventure!

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

Nurturing The Song Within

By Heron Dance Art Journal

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Shilpa’s Substack

By Shilpa Jain

Welcome to my short reflections on community, conflict, healing, transformation, leadership development, systemic change, and more, out of my 25+ years of experience in these realms of human living, being and doing.

Shilpa speaks directly to the challenges of leading and loving. I joined her on the YES Board and encouraged her to write on Substack. I am so glad everytime I get her wisdom in my inbox.

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

Still Life

By Michael Wright

A weekly letter on art and spirit.

I've followed Michael for awhile. So glad he's on substack. I not enjoy his reflections on art, theology, body and soul, I find new portals. He is a consummate curator.

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

Things That Don't Suck

By Andrea Gibson

One poet's quest to uncover what shifts when we shift our attention

Coach Sheri’s Corner

By Sheri Prud'homme

Love, life, divorce, death, parenting and everything in between

Sheri not only writes, coaches, and teaches from her initiations as a mom and someone widowed during divorce, she is a visionary. Sheri is concerned with global health and the wisdom needed to navigate in these times. I trust her completely.

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie

New writing from the award-winning author and psychologist. A gathering place for lovers of myth, fairy tales and depth psychology, exploring the mysteries of the psyche and the enchanted life.

The Sky Inside

By Joanna

This newsletter is about bodies. Inside bodies and outside bodies. Bodies in motion, and bodies that are still. Your body and my body, spilling into space.

Dance Meets Life.

By Swaati

I write to remember; I dance to forget.

Wonderfully Human

By Diana Turner-Forte

We are constantly exchanging parts (thoughts, words, and actions) of ourselves with every breath.

essaying

By Tressie

A newsletter featuring uncompromising writing about public life for a bold community of thinkers, writers, and readers.

DrawTogether with WendyMac

By Wendy MacNaughton

Drawing explorations, lessons, and weekly art assignments from New York Times-bestselling artist Wendy MacNaughton. Paying subscribers get full access to the DrawTogether Grown-Ups Table creative community and the 30-Day Drawing Habit.

Life is a Sacred Text

By Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg

Space to say true things, with ancient stories serving as mirrors and lights. Now living at LifeIsASacredText.com 🌱

The Abbey of Misrule

By Paul Kingsnorth

Do not be conformed to this world

The Cottage

By Diana Butler Bass

Part retreat, part think tank. A place for inspiration and ideas about culture, faith, and spirit.

In the Cottage I know I join many readers who are both on the Christian fence and have gone completely over it. Steeped in a faith tradition that has both saved us at times and cursed us and the world at others, I know I will hear honest and compassionate soul searching here informed by the wisdom of a Church historian.

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

the examined family

By Courtney Martin

figuring out how to be and raise ethical, joyful humans in beautiful, horrible times

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

I can't thank Heather enough for her consistent thorough reflections on current events as they relate to American history. I am a paid subscriber because no other person helps me orient to the news as much as she does.

- Cynthia Winton-Henry

The Dancing Center

Recommended by Cynthia Winton-Henry