The longest night invites stillness, listening, and remembrance. As the light begins its quiet return, we honor what has been held, what can rest, and what is ready to be born—within us and within the larger system. May this turning support deep roots, gentle order, and renewed life.

Help me celebrate the fact we hit 300 members 🎉🎊 Now we have dropped a little in discovery and we are at 64 which is still pretty good. I have plans to work on engagement, push us higher and to continue to grow this group.

Today is a Full Moon, and we know this energy is all about cleansing, making space, and letting go. So I’m celebrating a great victory today: winning time and space back for myself! I just finished deleting over 6,000 emails from my inbox and more than 1,000 pictures from my phone. This isn't just digital decluttering—it's an energetic shift. By the way, did you know that 6,000 emails, if printed, would equal approximately 30 KILOGRAMS of white paper? I'm feeling lighter, clearer, and ready for renewal. Your turn: What digital or physical heaviness are you finally making space to cleanse this week? Tell me your win! Let’s celebrate it together! A

Seriously, healing shows up in the most unexpected places. :) I started playing Candy Crush again recently — as I needed something simple to help my brain wake up and focus again. At first, it felt amazing. I could feel my brain coming back online. I felt sharper while clearing out the jelly beans in there. But then I reached a harder level and suddenly I was overwhelmed. And I remember saying to myself: "Just play the game." And I did. It worked—until it didn't—because I caught myself doing something that was not in my favor at all. ➡️ I kept trying to clear the "jelly beans," even when the task had nothing to do with jelly beans anymore. My mind kept repeating an old pattern just because it was familiar without first noticing that the goal is a new one. And that’s when it hit me: We often keep looking for the "jelly beans" in real life too — old roles, old reactions, old identities — even when they no longer serve the person we are becoming. So I’m asking you: What are the “jelly beans” in your life — the habits or identities you’re still chasing, even though you no longer need them? I found a few of mine... and that’s okay. Awareness is always the first step. I invite you to share your thoughts below so we can bring awareness into this together.