Karly Randolph Pitman

Karly Randolph Pitman

Austin, Texas
I'm a writer, seeker, mother, poet, craftswoman, teacher of all ages, and facilitator. I call the journey of becoming 'growing humankindness' and am awed by the sacredness of healing.
11
Nov

Marriage

One of my daily prayers is, "Open my eyes. Open me eyes so I may see." Like prayer,
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27
Oct

Dog is God Spelled Backwards

When I meditate or pray, I love to do so lying down, my body laying on the earth body. And
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20
Oct

Washing the Sheets

This morning I stripped the sheets off the bed, carried them to the laundry room, and started the machine. I
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09
Oct

Finding a Scorpion Nest in Your Closet

When I moved to Texas fourteen years ago, a friend said, "everything bites and stings in Texas." Since
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01
Oct

Coming Upon a Labyrinth on Your Walk Home

This fall has been a season of unwinding, of not knowing, of traveling a path of healing: waiting, listening, hoping,
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24
Sep

When You Find a Toad in your Dog's Water Dish

The other day, upon leaving the house, I found a surprise by my front door: a toad in my dog&
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17
Sep

On Coming Home to Your Body

Coming home to the body is a through line for me these days: learning how to listen to the body,
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10
Sep

Worry Medicine

Anxiety has burrowed a live stream in my body, vibrant and full, for most of my life. Learning how to
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02
Sep

Waiting for the Sunflowers to Die

Death is tender for me, as I imagine it's tender for many. This morning, a beautiful blue winged
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27
Aug

Offering

This summer, bless our landlord's kindness, we received a new, beautiful kitchen. The week before the demolition, I
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