Embracing the New Year's Energy.
As the first full moon graces the January sky, we find ourselves at the threshold of a new beginning. Just as we reflected on the lessons and growth of the past year, let's now embark on a journey of introspection and alignment with the energy of January.
Finding closure in the year’s end.
As the year draws to a close, it’s a natural time for introspection and seeking harmony with the cycles of nature. This post will guide you through practices, offering journal prompts and a card spread for aligning with the year’s end.
A nature-inspired winter solstice ceremony
This time of year holds a special kind of magic, one that whispers of ancient traditions and celestial rhythms. The Winter Solstice, marking the shortest day and the longest night.
Insights into november's lunar magic.
November is almost coming to an end, and the nights are getting chillier. Back in the day, Native Americans named each full moon to mark the changing seasons and nature's rhythms.
Nature as your source of inspiration.
It's in the way leaves dance, seasons change, and life thrives in nature. When we notice this connection, it opens up new creative possibilities by letting us dive into the natural world.
An unforgettable evening with Gurudev.
As Gurudev stepped onto the stage, his radiant aura and approachable demeanor instantly captivated the audience. Despite his global recognition and influential position, Gurudev effortlessly connected with each and every one of us.
Embracing the colors of sensitivity.
As a highly sensitive soul, I often feel the world with an intensity that is both a blessing and a challenge. Every sensation becomes a symphony, every emotion an ocean of hues.
Imbolc, potential waiting to be fulfilled.
It is the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. As the earth is welcoming in the light of life, I’ll take my cues from nature and welcome that same energy into my life and my home.
2023's Must-Read Books.
I believe that knowledge is power, and books are magic. Are you looking for some great reads for this new year? I’ve compiled a booklist of my own and my community’s must-reads.
Things I’m loving right now.
I’m really enjoying the smell of cinnamon coming from the oven. And pancakes, covered in ghee and maple syrup. And homemade granola with pumpkin spice.
The pine trees are calling me home.
I always felt a special connection to pine trees; a sense of familiarity. Like a memory that is just out of reach. As a little girl, we often made family trips to the forest, but I only remember the visits to pine forests.