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During the spring in the Northern Hemisphere, weeds start to appear in gardens. Weeds are plants that are not valued in the space where they are growing. While some weeds are actually herbs and wildflowers, others can be intrusive and invasive in a garden space. When weeds appear that are counterproductive to what you want to flourish in the space, their removal can be used as a metaphor for getting rid of things in your life that are stifling your abundance and growth. If you want to change ...
People tend to think of Valentine's Day as a holiday for couples, but it celebrates love in general, too. That includes the love you have for yourself. Thus, it's possible to celebrate Valentine's Day even if you aren't part of a romantic relationship or can't spend the day with the person you love. Do loving things for yourself today. Read a favorite book or watch a movie about self-discovery. Buy yourself something luxurious to wear. Take yourself out to dinner. Love your body with a spa day ...
Talk about a liminal time! Not only is it All Saints' Day and the Witches' New Year, but it's a new moon as well. Plus, both the sun and the moon are in Scorpio, the sign of alchemy, secrets, and desires. Today is a portal to a new way of being, so light a black candle, invoke the Divine, and answer the following questions in a journal. (Don't think too much beforehand. Just write and let your feelings flow.) What conditions would you like to let go of forever, and which would you like to ...
How much stuff do we collect as we wander through our lives? We love each item when we first buy it, but then what? Look in your desk drawers, in all your drawers. Do you even recognize everything in there? Look in your closets. When did you last wear some of those clothes? Look on shelves. Do you even have enough shelves? It's time to neaten your home and share the excess. If you haven't used or worn or read or watched an item, give it to people who need these things. Open some windows to let ...
