About Patricia Jamie Lee
My Why
I didn’t set out to build a body of work. I spent most of my life listening, observing, writing, and understanding the patterns that shape human lives — the ones we inherit, repeat, and quietly ask to transform.
Many — especially those perceptive, sensitive, and deeply thoughtful — see what's happening long before knowing what to do with that awareness. They recognize patterns and carry unconventional questions.
These are the Weavers.
Without orientation, Weavers struggle. They burn out, doubt themselves, withdraw, or harden in costly ways. This work offers orientation — not answers, ideology, or life prescriptions.
Through story, reflection, and frameworks, these journeys help people locate themselves — inwardly and outwardly — to move with clarity and integrity.
Why Story
Story reaches where explanation cannot. Before psychology, neuroscience, or systems theory, stories taught how humans move through loss and renewal. The worlds of Still Mountain and Weaving the New World arose from that lineage.
No need to believe the stories, just notice what resonates.
Why Structure Matters
Insight alone isn't enough. Sensitive people need containers — ways to work with what they perceive. That's why this site offers both Journeys and Courses.
Journeys are open, self-guided spaces. They are free and meant to be revisited.
Courses provide structure, sequencing, and practice — offered for a fee because commitment matters when real change is taking place.
Why Now
The world lacks:
- integration
- steadiness
- ways to act without losing humanity
This work responds not to save the world, but to preserve capacities — perception, care, discernment, imagination.
An Invitation
Explore gently.
No correct order. No finish line.
No expectation, only to become more fully yourself.
No correct order. No finish line.
No expectation, only to become more fully yourself.
Begin where you feel recognized.
Return to remember how to listen or act without losing center.
About Me
I am a teacher, writer, and guide who works at the intersection of story, consciousness, and lived human experience.
For more than four decades, my work has explored how people make meaning, how patterns form and dissolve, and how we find our way back to a deeper sense of belonging, purpose, and inner authority. I am especially interested in the places where inner life meets outer action—where insight becomes practice, and where awareness reshapes how we move through the world.
Story has always been central to my work. I have written novels, essays, and teaching materials that explore mythic and native, earth-based intelligence, developmental passages, and the subtle structures that shape human lives. Two of these works, Albert’s Manuscript and Still Mountain, have become the foundational texts for the archetypes and journeys that now live on this site.
Earlier in my career, I also produced more than one hundred radio documentaries in collaboration with my husband, including the award-winning 52-part Native music series Oyate Ta Olowan—The Songs of the People. That work deepened my respect for careful listening, our common story, ethical storytelling, and the responsibility that comes with shaping narrative in the public sphere. It continues to inform how I teach, write, and work with people today.
In recent years, my focus has turned toward creating practical, story-based tools for both inner and outer work. Through courses, writing practices, and guided journeys, I help people recognize patterns that no longer serve them, reconnect with their deeper intelligence, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
I do not see learning as the accumulation of information. I see it as a process of weaving—integrating experience, insight, body wisdom, and imagination into a coherent way of living. Everything I offer grows from that understanding.
Tell me a bit of your story. What roads have you traveled? What discoveries have you made? One of the reasons I have created this sight is because I genuinely want to connect with others who think and feel as i do, that we will grow stronger when we work together in community. Tell me about you.
