Hannah Telluselle 
~ create beauty between people ~

Are you tired of trying to make promises and New Year’s resolutions that you can’t keep or not follow through on? Whether this is due to your own busyness, laziness or even forgetfulness, or due to others’ imposed conditions that you can’t do much about, I have a solution that you can hold onto. For several decades, I’ve instead of making a promise or a New Year’s resolution, opted for a specific word, theme or topic that represents a trait or something I’d like to improve or

Yesterday, when I was recording my voice over to this slide show, I caught myself saying "they" about how the indigenous Hawaiians live, in terms of what it means to keep the Aloha spirit alive. Immediately, I felt like a bad white woman, like a settler looking in from the outside on those over there , on them . I could never refer to the people I've met in Hawai'i as them or even they . Using the word we enables both a shared responsibility and a shared inclusiveness. A w

I pledge allegiance to my heart and for what it longs I pledge allegiance to justice to correct all wrongs I pledge allegiance to all humanity I pledge allegiance to compassionate solidarity I pledge allegiance to Mother Earth I pledge allegiance to creativity and what it births I pledge allegiance to my soul I pledge allegiance to my role I pledge allegiance to my love I pledge allegiance to the peace dove I pledge allegiance to all that is I pledge allegiance to heal what's

For many years when I grew up, both my parents tried to put blame on me and refused to take responsibility for how their decisions, actions and communication sometimes harmed me and/or my brother. Just as many times, they asked me for advice as if I was the grown-up and not them. That is why I assumed a Parental role, as it is defined in the school Transaction Analysis, early and kept for several decades. Becoming a coach and healing my inner child, has enabled me to set boun