Jenybe
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Known Aliases
- Jenybe
- JenyB
- Jeny Bird
- one of the two people being referred to when someone says, "The Birds"
Third Person
Jenybe loves both of her communities, Bellingham and Seattle. She has lived in the ham for a long time now and currently is vagabonding. She might love to come and stay at your house sometime!
She likes humans. A lot. She enjoys spending time with people, connecting, talking, wondering, and wandering. She adores processing and thinking about being human. She is a relationship coach and a sex coach by trade. She has been an artist her whole life. Her first life memory is of painting with her grandmother. Her mom jokingly says that her first word was - Why?
She has been polyamorous since she was 15.
First Person
I remember the piece of water color paper was soaking wet with clear water. Then we put a drop of magenta paint down on the surface and it went wild, bursting with color out into lightning bolts of geranium veins. I've been hooked ever since. On art, also called life. Or is it life, also called art. Oh, semantics. How I love them. I am a word lover. A very verbose lovers of words. Did I mention that I am from the south? Tennessee actually. The home of the National Storytelling Festival.
Connecting with others, sharing ways of looking at things, my spiritual practice, living, and loving, these all bring me great pleasure!
When I got married, I got to be Jeny Bird. My poly life partner Brian Bird and I have been together for 11 years now. The raven has always been one of my totem animals, as I think most things are both sacred and profane. I enjoy taking everything seriously and nothing, whenever I feel like it. I think that we are infinitely powerful and we are also a grain of sand in the desert.
Quotes
" To all those who might ever doubt the power I have to make their fondest dreams a reality, their greatest hopes manifest, and their most outrageous thoughts become things... I ask, have you pondered eternity lately? Did you know there are 10 sextillion stars (not to mention planets)? Have you looked into a mirror and seen the glint in your eye, the tint of your skin, or the warmth of your smile?
This is how I roll - The Universe"
From TUT, the universe thoughts by Mike Dooley
"How big is a stick?" Ajahn Chah once asked his disciples. "It depends on what you want it for, doesn't it? If you need a bigger one, then it's too small. If you need a smaller one, then it's too big. A stick isn't big or small at all. It becomes so as a product of your desires. In this way, suffering is brought into the world."
