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Dowsing for Divinity

About Sarah Sadie

Sarah Sadie's newest poetry collection, "We Are Traveling Through Dark at Tremendous Speeds" was published in spring 2016 by Lit Fest Press. When she's not writing or driving the kids somewhere, she helps people connect to their creativity and to each other. Combining interests in embodied spirituality, creative endarkenment, the wisdom of the body and the power of art, she seeks out makers, dreamers, and anyone who wants to push out of stale routines.

All Posts by Sarah

Storymaking, Artmaking, and the Work of the Soul

Maybe it’s a lifework to piece together the soul from the scraps... read more


Storytime: Spiritual Geography as Story

First we draw the map. Sometimes the map is a story. read more


Dancing and Dowsing: Moving Into Polytheism

I went to a dance class for the first time in years... read more


My Three R's: Running, wRiting, and Resiliency

Don't think it is easy to hit rock bottom, turn around and... read more


Shapeshifting, Autism and The Little Mermaid

The Little Mermaid was …autistic? read more


Moving Beyond "Environmentalism"

The world is alive and aware and we are part of it. read more


Embodiment and Woundedness: Owning Up to Being an...

When I stepped into the waters of Lake Superior, I recognized the... read more



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