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When the graceful and glittering Estrogen starts fading from the halls of the Endocrine Inn, the body’s rhythms fall into a curious chaos. Hot flashes flare. Sleep disappears. Mood swings dance in without warning. Old patterns no longer hold. And everyone—from Progesterone to Pituitary, from Hypothalamus to Heart—wants to know: Where did Estrogen go?
Told through poetic storytelling, rich metaphor, and watercolor whimsy, this book follows Shanaya’s inner journey through perimenopause—as she navigates the mystery of hormonal change, meets the wise and quirky characters who inhabit her inner world, and discovers that this isn’t an ending—it’s a reweaving.
Both playful and profound, Where Did Estrogen Go? invites readers of all ages to laugh, learn, and feel seen on the path of hormonal transformation. Whether you’re in the midst of the change, preparing for it, or simply curious about the beautiful intelligence of the body, this book is a heartfelt companion for the journey.
Kerry has a way with words, and this book is no exception. She found a way to explain this delicate transition in a poetic, profound, artistic way!! Very grateful for Kerry sharing the knowledge of transitions written in such an enjoyable way. ~ Laura X.
Becoming is not a destination, but an ongoing, relational process—one we live into as it remains responsive and alive.
Thresholds of Becoming offers a spacious, discerning exploration of transformation—one that honors the complexity of inner life and the inseparability of individual and collective becoming. Rather than framing change as linear or solution-driven, the book invites a deeper relationship with becoming as a living, multidimensional process—one that unfolds through presence, coherence, and a willingness to remain in relationship with what is emerging.
Moving through a series of thresholds, the book begins with inner possibility—exploring becoming as an ever-present potential within each of us, and how change arises through awareness, Presence, and the reworking of the inner architectures that shape our lives. From there, the journey turns toward the more challenging terrain of personal incarnation: emotional, cognitive, belief-based, and relational patterns formed through survival, conditioning, and adaptation. These dimensions are approached not as problems to be fixed, but as meaningful structures that, when brought into awareness, can be transformed and integrated. The arc then deepens toward soul-based orientations of truth, power, safety, and integrity, before widening into collective narratives, shared fields of meaning, and the relational responsibilities that accompany shared becoming.
Written from within the process of transformation rather than from a position above it, Thresholds of Becoming offers companionship at the threshold—meeting the reader in the lived experience of change. It makes no promises of enlightenment and carries no urgency to transcend what is human. Nor does it leap from “heal yourself” to “save the world.” Instead, it explores how inner coherence quietly participates in shaping shared reality. By weaving together psychology, spirituality, embodiment, and collective consciousness without collapsing them into a single framework, the book offers a grounded, compassionate, and discerning inquiry into what it means to become—individually and together.
In "Pathways of Intentionality," Kerry shared, with vulnerability, her life story. It was a liberating and transformative experience for Kerry to be part of this book. Kerry very much enjoys honoring the life experience of others, regardless of the lessons their souls came here to learn on this Earthly plane.
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The narratives shared in this book do not have the intention to tell others how to live or promote the notion of a "perfect" life, but rather to inspire the reader with life stories that have been powerfully experienced and are now vulnerably shared. The overall objective of this manuscript is to provide readers with an opportunity to journey with the writers while participating in moments of self-reflection regarding their own lives. We, the authors, are led by the premise that, as humans, we have much in common. Sharing our stories with one another can become a pathway toward ongoing wellness and living through the power of intentionality. While our stories are a moving target, we rely on the power of intentionality to guide our constant development of awareness that can foster on-going active engagements.
As writers, we understand that stories are constantly in a process of construction, deconstruction, and reconstruction. Yet, at any given time, stories demonstrate the magic of our journeys. We hope that our stories become an encouragement for you, as the reader, to continue journeying into your own heart. We express gratitude for your willingness to journey together with us as we all continue to live, learn, laugh, and love!
“Lessons Learned the Hard Way” is a compilation created by Betsy Chasse - Award Winning Filmmaker of "What The Bleep Do We Know?!”
The book is filled with authentic, raw, and honest stories of how 23 authors faced some of the hardest moments of our lives and the lessons we learned along the way.
Kerry's chapter is titled, Embracing Authenticity: A Quest for Personal Truth Within the Mystery of the Ultimate Truth
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Book Description: We've all experienced the highs and lows life throws our way. But isn't that the point? To experience life in all its ups and downs and hopefully walk away with a nugget of wisdom. Join 23 brave souls as they share their Lessons Learned the Hard Way. Funny, insightful, raw, and authentic stories of the trials we all face, and the paths taken to happier, healthier and much less dramatic lives.
Kerry is featured in the documentary, "Queen of the Sun. What are the Bees Telling Us?" She also wrote a chapter in the companion book to that documentary.
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QUEEN OF THE SUN: What Are the Bees Telling Us? is a profound, alternative look at the global bee crisis from award-winning filmmaker Taggart Siegel, director of Real Dirt on Farmer John. Taking us on a journey through the catastrophic disappearance of bees and the mysterious world of the beehive, this engaging and ultimately uplifting film weaves an unusual and dramatic story of the heartfelt struggles of beekeepers, scientists and philosophers from around the world including Michael Pollan, Gunther Hauk and Vandana Shiva. Together they reveal both the problems and the solutions in renewing a culture in balance with nature.
