Kate shares about her experience as a Trailwalker for the ANASAZI Foundation as a college student. She relates lessons she learned about Mother Nature and how they might enhance our understanding of Heavenly Mother. Looking back, she sees how the Mother was with her and the other walkers in the Arizona wilderness during their hardest times, from being caught in monsoons to struggling to make fire.
Kate can be found on Instagram as @daughterofmother_earth, where she shares ways of recognizing the Divine Feminine in nature and our bodies, along with tips on sustainable living and affirming our cycles and birth giving. 
Rachel Hunt Steenblik's Mother's Milk, along with Kevin L. Barney's article from Dialogue and a blog post by Whitney Call, former member of Studio C,  were influential in Kate's early seeking. Each of these works is linked below. Kate also references the books The Seven Paths: Changing One's Way of Walking in the World and The Anatomy of Peace during the interview. These can be found on Amazon or at many bookstores. 
Mother's Milk: https://qnoor.com/products/mothers-milk
Kevin L. Barney's article: https://www.dialoguejournal.com/articles/how-to-worship-our-mother-in-heaven-without-getting-excommunicated/
Whitney Call's blog post: http://callmewhit.blogspot.com/2020/02/a-clumsy-pondering-on-asherah-wisdom-mom.html

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