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A bi-annual print magazine featuring stories, photography, and art of, for, and by Alaskan women. // 📍 Dena’ina land
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📖 Issue 8: GRIT OUT NOW

Here we are, friends: the final day to submit your

Here we are, friends: the final day to submit your story to the final issue of Wildheart. Taking this moment to acknowledge the bittersweet synchronicity of endings, which inherently include beginnings. 🧡

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🖋 Our theme for Issue 10 is SYNCHRONICITY.⁠
📆 Submission deadline is October 2nd (today!).⁠
📌 See link in bio for more info, guidelines, and how to submit your story.⁠
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Sunday is the last day to submit your story to the

Sunday is the last day to submit your story to the final issue of Wildheart Magazine! If you’ve always intended to send us a story, now’s your chance.

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🖋 Our theme for Issue 10 is SYNCHRONICITY.⁠
📆 Submission deadline is October 2nd.⁠
📌 See link in bio for more info, guidelines, and how to submit your story.⁠
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The submission deadline for Issue 10 is on Sunday!

The submission deadline for Issue 10 is on Sunday! If you need some inspiration, we highly recommend visiting the spooky little tree ghosts at @alaskabotanicalgarden this weekend. 👻

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🖋 Our theme for Issue 10 is SYNCHRONICITY.⁠
📆 Submission deadline is October 2nd.⁠
📌 See link in bio for more info, guidelines, and how to submit your story.⁠
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🖋 Our theme for Issue 10 is SYNCHRONICITY.⁠
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"Synchronicities are minor miracles, little mysteries that point to a bigger one, perhaps a central one, of which we're all a part. In contemplating synchronicities, don’t just marvel at the laws of probability, but wonder at their meaning. “The primary reality of synchronicities is emotional, not intellectual,” says Mark Holland, co-author of [the book] Synchronicity. “The reason they’re there is to make us feel something, and the feeling that our lives are rich and worth our reflection comes in part from our sense of the depth and mystery of life.”⁠
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In fact, maybe the most important thing synchronicities offer is astonishment. How often, after all, in the course of a day or a week or a month, do you find yourself thunderstruck, flabbergasted at life, amazed by its finesse?"⁠
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- Gregg Levoy⁠
From his PsychologyToday article "Synchronicities: A Sure Sign You're on the Right Path"⁠
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📆 Submission deadline is October 2nd.⁠
📌 See link in bio for more info, guidelines, and how to submit your story.⁠
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Photo: @tanya.val

🖋 Our theme for Issue 10 is SYNCHRONICITY.⁠
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Is synchronicity the same thing as coincidence? Sort of. The main difference is if whatever happened means something to you. ⁠
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Running into an old friend at the grocery store could just be a happy coincidence...but it crosses into synchronicity when you haven't talked to that friend in ages, and you have a dream about them the night before seeing them. Sometimes the meaning isn't obvious, but it feels like there's something else at play.⁠
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Have you had a moment like this?⁠
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📆 Submission deadline is October 2nd.⁠
📌 See link in bio for more info, guidelines, and how to submit your story.⁠

There’s no such thing as coincidence, I say. It’s synchronicity.⁠
-Raven Kaldera⁠
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🖋 Our theme for Issue 10 is SYNCHRONICITY.⁠
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📆 Submission deadline is October 2nd.⁠
📌 See link in bio for more info, guidelines, and how to submit your story.

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