about the books..
Updated: Aug 27
Hey! This post goes into detail on what, when, how my books came through w/ a special 2026 update at the bottom! Enjoy
the t h o u g h t s series
There are three books in the t h o u g h t s series (Part 1, 2 & 3). They chronicle the experience of releasing limiting beliefs while cultivating intuitive abilities. You can think of them as part 1: initiation, part 2: dedication, part 3: climax & conclusion.
One of my favourite things about these books is that some of the words remain in the time I wrote them, while others are timeless. Like all artistic expression, I have always felt that the deepest essence of these words came from a place only accessible in the present moment.
My hope is that these books serve their readers in whatever way feels natural.
I wrote them somewhat unknowingly, as in, I didn't know I was writing a book until it was already written, yaknow?
Once I was conscious of this writing path I had found myself on, my goal was to keep it as raw & real as possible, as to not dilute the experience by defining it. Ultimately, I found myself playing with words, intuition and language. Which was a first.
I never thought I would write books... like ever. Mostly because I always associated being a writer with being a reader (which I wasn't much of). But the truth is: there are no rules.
If you are interested in writing your own book(s), literally just write & enjoy the unfolding.
Okay so let's talk a little more about what was going on at the time...
These books came through during an interesting time in my life. We were learning how to organic farm, spending our summers living semi-nomadically in an RV, and I had just been opened up to a whole new world of 'nowness' spiritual teachings.
Anxiety was a sensation I was already quite familiar with, and I was curious how a spiritual practice could boost my mental health.
Looking back now, I was also healing my nervous system during this time. Living and working outdoors, eating vegan, sober, in rhythm with the seasons. It was glorious. It was also messy.
While in the field, working on long, strenuous tasks, I would be confronted with repetitive thoughts that would derail me into anxiety, grief or anger. It was exhausting. I didn't have any money, and was way too interested in farming to give up. So with nowhere to go, nowhere to flee, nothing to distract me, I decided to dig my roots deeper.
What I learnt that season was that I had the opportunity to stop self-limiting thoughts from spiraling into anxiety, by simply being in the present moment.
Farming teaches you many lessons. It (unapologetically, and sometimes relentlessly) calls upon your patience, dedication and awareness, which is what I found helped the most when it came to my mental health.
The t h o u g h t s series chronicles this time in my life, and what I was learning & putting into practice.
It has taken me years to share these books publicly. I wrote and published them when they came through, and then needed some space to let them breathe.
like a seed
the intention is deep
first leaves
don't show sign
till new form is alive
i've needed time
to let myself be
here are the words
i used to speak
may they guide you
or not
it's all just a thought
my appreciation comes
from you being here
...
ebooks → here
paperbacks → here
notes
notes was written with the intention to uplift readers and to continue chronicling my practice. It was a fun book to share with folks at the farmers' market, as I always enjoy hearing how the words resonate with your own experience.
This book explores topics such as conscious breathing, lucid dreaming, manifestation & play.
ebooks → here
paperbacks → here
about the book layouts...
I like s p a c e on my page
space for the words to breathe
space for the mind to focus
(and wander)
this is why I wrote all my books with a poetry-style formatting
simple
precise
room for the reader to imagine
to reflect
to write their own thoughts on the page if they so desire
or perhaps draw
many use the books like oracle cards, flipping to a page at random for a daily thought or prompt
(i do this too)
In conclusion...
Thanks for reading & learning a little more about my books. I appreciate any feedback & love to hear how your own story relates.
If you like the books and want to spread the word, please share with your friends or leave a review on Amazon. If you'd like to tag quotes online, please tag @morning.moon.farms
*2026 update*
STAY TUNED for my new book waves, which will be coming out soon!
Thank you!
Jess
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