I had the privilege of spending some time last week at the Birthing Cave in Sedona. There is something about this sacred space that feels both grounding and expansive.

I recently shared how my body was struggling with not feeling well last week, which prompted me to reflect further on the “germ theory vs. terrain theory” debate.

Last week - I was nudged, not so gently, by my body. It was a reminder that sometimes, the body knows what we’ve been avoiding, and when healing calls, it asks us to slow down and listen.

Last week, we explored Rahu, the North Node of the Moon in Vedic astrology, and how it pulls us toward our karmic lessons and growth. This week, the invitation is to deepen our exploration by introducing Rahu’s cosmic counterpart: Ketu, the South Node.

Vedic astrology, an ancient system rooted in the wisdom of India, offers deep insights into our spiritual and karmic journey. It maps the influence of celestial bodies on our lives, helping us understand our purpose and the lessons we’re here to learn.

I hope this message finds you in a state of peace and reflection. As we approach the celebration of Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) on November 1st and 2nd, I want to share a deeply personal and meaningful experience that has been on my heart—our eternal connection to loved ones, even after they’ve moved beyond their bodies.

With the holiday season around the corner, kicking off with Halloween next week, I am exploring all things lions, ghosts, and ... vamps oh my!

How are you feeling after the New Moon Solar Eclipse last week?