Shitty thoughts make shitty people and a shitty planet

This is where we deal with that.

5 Days to Catch a Thought Before It Wrecks You

This journal is low and slow.

One lesson a day.

Every day you’re doing four things:

 

  • Clock the thought

  • Flip the script

  • Check yourself

  • Choose something better

Savon Butler from Wild Heart Kin writing in a journal
Savon Butler from Wild Heart Kin writing outside in a book

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🌀 The Changing Bodi is a free 5-day self-discovery course to help you move through pain, process life’s big shifts, and make peace with what’s next.

Like yoga, but off the mat. Maybe therapy? But without the couch—or the therapist.

“I’m just a yoga teacher, y’all :)”

Soul Bodi Sessions | Weekly Drops

You’ll Get:

  • Sit-spot style meditation (without the forest)
  • Journal cues that compost mental garbage
  • Yoga you can do in jeans, on the porch, or next to your bed


Weekly on Fridays @ 8 AM PST. Wear whatever. Bring your thoughts.

Savon Butler from Wild Heart Kin reading a journal

ERTH BODI MYSTERY SCHOOL

Mindset tools for people who care about the planet and feel disconnected anyway.

We live in a world that teaches us to numb out, stay busy, and disconnect—from our bodies, each other, and the Earth.


But the way we think? That’s part of the problem too.
Our thoughts shape how we treat ourselves.


And how we treat ourselves shapes how we treat everything else.


This work is about learning to notice the shitty thoughts that keep you stuck and shifting them without shame.
Savon Butler from Wild Heart Kin wandering the path of Sandy Beach, Juneau, Alaska

Where shitty thoughts show up

  • Fear = control, scarcity, shut down
  • Shame = burnout, avoidance
  • Doubt = giving power away
  • Numbness = disconnection from Earth and self
  • Silence = more of the same
  • Confusion = stuck in the scroll
  • Bypass = fake peace, real disassociation
 
 
The body is the tool.
The breath is the map.
This is nervous system literacy for people who want to raise better kids, be better kin, and stop recycling the same story.
 You don’t need to be perfect to live with integrity.

But you do need tools.

 

 

If you’ve ever read Tools for Grassroots Activists,

this is the inner version.

Same resistance.

Different terrain.

Savon Butler from Wild Heart Kin sitting in nature
Savon Butler from Wild Heart Kin sitting outside

Who I Am (Today)

Hey,
I’m Savon

Built from salt, soil, and shitty thoughts I had to walk through to get here.

I write through the thick of it—especially the bullshit.

Most things I’ve learned came the hard way: walking too far in boots that didn’t fit, sticking around too long, trying to force meaning out of mess.

Eventually, the blisters turn into calluses.


Eventually, you stop needing it to look good.


You just need it to hold.

That’s what I do here.
Track the shitty thoughts that rub your soul raw.
Patch what can be patched.
And keep going.

It’s not about the boots.
It’s about learning to walk with yourself.

Even shitty thoughts can point north.

—Erth Bodi

A practical tool for when the shitty thoughts start—but you still want to keep your job / your peace / your people.

 // A free primer in spiritual trail maintenance

Shitty thought incoming?

Before the composting.
Before the chakra repair.
Before the chakra detox.
Before the full rewilding.

Let’s catch it before it wrecks your whole vibe—and your nervous system.

5 days.
No crystals required.
Just real tools, nervous system work with ecological roots,
and mild spiritual hydration.

Welcome to

The journal

life, alternative wellness, self-discovery, Mess & More…

A collection of notes on pain/ healing/transformation.

One-on-one, seasonal, and mystery school offerings

// FIELDWORK FOR THE SOUL

This curriculum is spiritual work with dirt under its nails.

It’s not clean. It’s not cute. It’s not optimized. Just real.

Come do the work your therapist and the forest would both respect.

Your mind is not neutral land.

It’s been settled, zoned, and fenced.

Our inner landscapes are shaped by the same logic that bulldozes outer ones.

Colonization didn’t stop at the borders—it seeped into how we think, parent, consume, and breathe.

We do ecological nervous system repair here.

Healing your nervous system is climate action.