I’ve lived many lives and grown through all of them.
This is the shape I’m in now—soil-stained, soul-led, and still unfolding.
Kayla S. Graham
Steward of Story, Spirit & Soil
Kayla S. Graham is a multi-dimensional creator whose work weaves together the sacred threads of storytelling, soulful inquiry, and deep-rooted connection to the Earth. As the founder of The Dragonfly's Dream, a growing creative ecosystem that includes Project Void, The Living Curriculum, Het-Hru Rituals, and the podcast Eleutheromania, she stands at the intersection of inner alchemy and outward expression—where the mystical meets the practical, and the poetic meets the tangible.
Kayla’s presence is both grounding and expansive. With a background spanning from bookselling and brand curation to herbalism, and poetic philosophy, she brings a rare depth to everything she touches. Her work is guided by a cyclical, body-led wisdom and an unshakable reverence for the unseen. Whether she’s tending to ritual skincare, writing devotional prose, or holding space for transformation through voice and vision, her creative process is a form of prayer—rooted in presence, intention, and care.
At the heart of it all is a deep devotion to freedom—not just as a concept, but as a felt experience. Through each offering, Kayla invites others to remember their own rhythm, reclaim their wholeness, and reconnect with the sacred ordinary.
“She believes in storytelling as spellwork. In rest as sacred. In creative expression as a ritual of reclamation.”
Born of the mountains and dreaming beside the trees, she draws inspiration from the soft hills of the Blue Ridge and the ancient stillness found in nature’s pauses. Her guiding framework—Somatic Practice, Presence, Creative Methodology, Cyclical Living, and the luminous fifth element she lovingly calls The Animating Essence—forms the foundation of her creative philosophy. These are not just practices; they are the compass of her becoming.
She’s also a dumpling enthusiast, a devoted daydreamer, and entirely too familiar with the effects of snatiation (sneeze attacks after eating too fast—yes, it’s real). She often falls asleep with a book in her hand, is seeking her next chocolate fix, and is constantly birthing new ideas faster than she can write them down.
Whether you find her through voice, ritual, or story—you’re invited to slow down, settle in, and remember your own magic.