Telling everybody who you are and what you care about is the entire method proposed for finding people like you in your area. Jennifer McFadden says it plainly, and the post is funnier and more practical than the subject usually allows: name the shop, name where you learned the practice, name the workshop, and the connections follow.
Her writing on intentional community reads as an invocation rather than a plan, addressed to a long list of beings and placed inside a crystal grid, and she softens none of it for anybody standing outside that world.
There is a diary entry that amounts to a day at work with names and small details left in, which will read as intimate or as unedited depending on your taste.
She writes about relationships and about what a particular week taught her, with the same absence of filter.
Come here if this is already your world. It was written from inside it rather than for an audience outside.