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Rebekah L. Fraser

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“Fraser is an insightful and deeply informed journalist who delivers the type of balance we can believe in.”
~ Miles Small, Editor-in-Chief, CoffeeTalk

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I’m blessed to have a few friends with whom I can share anything, be my most bizarre self, and feel a strong connection whether or not we’re actually together. Katie is one of those amazing beings- a positive and beneficial presence in my life. We’ve co-created some beautiful music, done great work in the community and held each other’s positive intentions. I’m so, so grateful for our friendship and the time we spent together yesterday!
Writers spend a Lot of time alone, maybe more than any other profession. I recently geeked out by doing the math and came to the conclusion I needed a change of scenery & an opportunity to work near (but not in the same space as)other people. My dear friends David and Semi are letting me borrow their art studio for two whole weeks! I’ve been so productive and have felt so much better being near people!
So much inspiration comes to me when I am in the woods or in a field or at the ocean or near a river. I see the “natural world” (including myself and all beings) as the embodiment of divine creativity. Now I’m asking: how do I carry that through? How do I embody my creativity? How do you embody your creativity?
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