shattered & whole

Six years is a long time to carry the consequences of a chapter you never expected to change you so completely. You learned how to live without people you thought would always be there. You made peace with plans that never happened. You rebuilt parts of your life while still missing what they used to look like. Eventually, survival became so familiar that you stopped noticing how much of yourself was still organized around what happened back then.

The September 26 Harvest Full Moon arrives at a beautiful threshold between what has already grown and what you no longer need to carry forward. Let yourself notice what has changed in you since 2020. The things that once would have broken you no longer have the same power. The patterns you repeated for years no longer feel like love. The life you once wanted may not even be the life you would choose today.

You do not need the last six years returned to you. You need a future that makes you grateful you kept going through them. Let this be the season where life stops asking you to prove how much you can survive and starts showing you how much you can finally receive.

~s.w.

how can I enjoy the reckoning?

inquiry for today~ what is practiced in this day?

for our hopes and dreams

It might be better to call imagination the hidden hope of the world.

For it is imagination that keeps the world a becoming thing.

The core and crucial power of humanity is not simple hope; rather,

it is the complicated hope that attends the inborn powers of imagination.

Hope can be reborn each time someone awakens

to the genuine imagination of their own heart and soul.

~Michael Meade

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