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Dawn in Oman arrives with a soft rattle—camel bells skimming sand like wind-chimes. Agathe unzips her tent to a gaze of long-lashed curiosity, the first of many moments where she is both “curious, yet cautious”—a foreigner welcomed into a land that still feels timeless. She packs the 4x4 and heads toward Wakan, a high shelf village tucked into the eastern reaches of Al Jabal Akhdar, where mountains rise from the plains like a stone wall and the sky seems close enough to touch

While staying in Bled, Slovenia, Christy Renee Stehle set out to hike Triglav Mountain in the Julian Alps—a 2.5-hour ascent gaining over 700 meters, from exhilaration to tear-inducing terror. Clipped to a steel cable, she climbed inch by inch, her breath syncing with the wind as she faced her lifelong fear of heights. “Every ledge I pulled myself over mirrored a part of me that was learning to hold on,” she writes. By the time she reached the summit, the world opened into sno

For Lisa Taylor, Bali was more than a postcard dream—it was a promise she made to herself and finally kept. Pinned to her vision board in 2019, postponed by a pandemic and a season of family strain, the trip became a marker of healing and divine timing. When she finally clicked “book,” it wasn’t just a flight; it was permission.

Some journeys are planned on maps; others are charted by the soul. For Súl Ra Stewart, the road began in the ashes of a life she thought would last forever. After the dissolution of her marriage, she set herself moving—first through the forests and mountains of Western Canada, then across the world to Aotearoa/New Zealand—following a tug older than logic and softer than grief. What she found there wasn’t escape, but initiation.

For Vivi Blair, change has never been optional—it has been a lifelong companion. From the sudden goodbyes of childhood to the brave leap of moving across borders in midlife, her journey has been one of learning to let go, again and again, until freedom no longer felt like loss but like coming home to herself.