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The Mercury Retrograde Curriculum: Find Your Wiring (opens the original)
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If you resist astrology, read this as a framework for personal growth.The timing may be cosmic, but the work is deeply human.We talk a lot about triggers.Who triggered us. What they said. What they did. Why it bothered us.Whether they should have known better. Whether they should apologize or we should establish a boundary.And sometimes those are exactly the questions we need to ask, but this Mercury Retrograde is asking us to go deeper.Now, identifying the trigger isn’t enough. We have to find
Seeds (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking about seeds.Not literal seeds necessarily, though the metaphor is there.I’m talking about the seeds that get planted in our lives and the fact that if we don’t nurture them, they don’t grow.We miss it.We miss the message that God, the Universe, life itself wants us to receive.Sometimes those seeds come from moments we spend with other people. Sometimes they come from the things that keep circling around. And sometimes they come as a direct message, something so obvious that it
Spiritual Gaslighting (opens the original)
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We talk about spiritual gaslighting a lot in the context of religion.Being told to pray harder.To have more faith.To forgive before you’re ready.To trust God’s plan instead of acknowledging that something hurts.To believe that your anger, grief, doubt, or questioning is somehow evidence that you’re not spiritually evolved enough.But there’s another kind of spiritual gaslighting that I don’t think we talk about nearly enough.And ironically, I see it among people who are deeply committed to spirit
Freedom Is on the Other Side (opens the original)
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Sometimes in life, we make decisions. Not martyred decisions, but conscious ones.A conscious decision to take a piece of ourselves and put it into a sacred box for our own tending. To grow it and care for it while the rest of us manages the human experience and makes choices for the safety of others and for the progress of the human and physical realities around us.Then the moment comes. The sacred knowing that this phase is over and the decision can be made to crush the box and embody all the l
The Most Attractive Thing in the World (opens the original)
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I have decided that the most attractive thing in the whole world is someone who knows exactly who they are.I don’t mean someone who is rigid.I don’t mean someone who has planted a flag in the ground around their personality and declared, This is who I am. Take it or leave it.That’s not self-awareness.That’s stubbornness dressed up as confidence.Knowing who you are doesn’t mean believing you’ve finished becoming.Quite the opposite.I think the people who know themselves best are often the most wil
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