#sonorandesert

The sun is setting behind the mountains while on a recent boondocking camping trip to the Sonoran Desert in southwest Arizona. Boondocking, also known as dry-camping can be defined as camping with no

The Sonoran desert is very different than I imagined it to be before it became my new home almost 12 years ago. I am feeling so blessed to have an opportunity to develop my deep connection with this land,

What do you see? Where your focus goes? Are you able to notice the exquisite beauty hidden in the present moment? Or is your view distorted by the guilt and shame about the past, and worries about the

I felt called today to drive with a friend for the Sunset to Saguaro National Park on the West side of Tucson. There were massive monsoon clouds with lightning and rain moving through pretty close, and

I am very excited to be back to the Sonoran Desert right for the monsoon season! It is my favorite time here, even with the heat! Father Sky is making love to Mother Earth, co-creating some of truly

I am very excited about monsoon season approaching in not too long!=) The beauty that unfolds in these vast skies is truly spectacular!

Greetings from the Sonoran Desert! We just got some rain after a very dry period and everything is coming to life. It is so wonderful to witness it!! Almost 12 years ago I moved here from Poland, and I

Saguaros are the ultimate teachers, in very harsh desert conditions they not only survive but thrive, and they are producing the most delicious fruit that I have ever tasted, nourishing all desert creatures.

Grateful for my intuition, and its strong calling to go out today for the Sunset!;) I felt like I was at the right place, at the right time. So much beauty and magic unfolded!! Morphing cloud formations

"Jumping Cholla" [Cylindropuntia fulgida] bearing fruit. Taken in the Sonoran Desert, January 2017.

The photo above was taken at sunset on top of the Mogollom Rim in Payson, Arizona. Many people have the idea that Arizona is a desert, dry, sandy, with sand dunes. I have to admit, before I ever moved