The path is the journey.
And willingness to sit and ponder what you find along the way.
Welcome, I'm Savannah.
This is where I write about whatever I discover on my journey through this human experience. From Shakespeare to shadow work, mycelium and AI, and everything in between.
Exploring the vast expanse within and without.
I also run Pathwright Partners, where I help small businesses find their way.
What's been with me.
- A General Theory of Love by Thomas Lewis
- how it feels to live an embodied experience
- Wonderful Nothing by Glass Animals
- lots of iced coffee with rosemary syrup
- the slow turn of spring to summer
- the infinite interconnectedness of life
The forest.
Wander through quotes, books, ideas, and words that have taken root in my world.
“The useless days will add up to something. The shitty waitressing jobs. The hours writing in your journal. The long meandering walks. These things are your becoming.”
Stigmergy
Coordination doesn't require communication between agents — only interaction through a shared, modifiable environment. Actions leave traces that guide future actions, producing emergent complex structures without central planning or explicit agreement.
atelic — You play because you enjoy it. Telic = you play only to obtain reward. Reward fixation turns leisure into drudgery.
The Forest of Lost Souls
This is one of those books I wish I could go back and read again for the first time... it turned out to be a reminder of our inner strength, courage, and wisdom.
The Thing that Is (and Perhaps Is Not)
My muse isn't the
meandering mist
over mountain streams;
bright on a sharp morning.
My muse isn't the
Awakening the Light
Too often we exist as hollowed soul-shells, content with a shadow of existence, insisting that this is good enough. Racing through our days as if this counts as living. Or in the words of Neil Postman, “amusing ourselves to death” and calling it life. In my journey of living intentionally, I’ve realized how important...
Rambling in the Rockies
I recently took a trip out to Colorado and got to hang out in the Rocky Mountains for a few days. After copious research, I decided to stay in Grand Lake, on the southwest side of the national park. The two options are Estes Park or Grand Lake and I did not want to deal with the traffic and tourists at Estes Park....