Spring is the perfect time to release what no longer serves you and spring into new beginnings, rebirth and self-care.
March is a time that you should not stick to the norm just because it’s routine or the way it’s always been, instead, review and be bold.
From the Latin word Februarius, meaning “to purify,” February is celebrated as a month of purification, refining, and purging ourselves from negativity.
As the wolf howls to the clear moon, they speak of clarity, and with dominance. In this chilly month, we too can let out a grand howl of sorts: one that reminds us of why we are here, what we have learned, the manner in which we wish to participate in in the new year, and what we are truly capable of, no matter what the natural or mental circumstances.
December often marks the beginning of rain, snow, and cold weather in the northern hemisphere. While nature appears to be lifeless, looks can be deceiving, deep beneath the surface are themes of rest, renewal, and hope.
It’s officially November, which means that you’re about to see a whole lot of gratitude challenges on social media. This usually means posting one thing per day that you’re grateful for, or maybe posting pictures or tagging a person you love.
October is also the perfect month for manifestation of your wants and desires. If you actively pursue your dreams and enjoy the journey with all its obstacles, rewards will be found. The 3 laws of manifestation: good intention, do no harm, unbiased passion.
This month we are moving towards the Autumn Equinox where day and night are in perfect balance – an excellent time to reflect on balance in our own lives.
August. Dear, sweet, lovely August! It might just be the most perfect month of the summer.
As July comes rushing in, I want to ask each of you to take time to cultivate slowness, and to connect to the world around you. We often value speed over slowness. We rush around, texting while we are talking to a dear friend, and sending e-mails while eating (you know you are all guilty of at least one of these!).