🌕 Yule Day 7 • Capricorn Season • Approaching Wolf Full Moon 🌕
🌲 Yule Day 7 carries the wisdom of strength without force—the kind of power that doesn’t push, rush, or prove. In Capricorn season, we’re reminded that true strength is steady, rooted, and self-trusting. It builds quietly, choice by choice, breath by breath. 🐺 As the Wolf Full Moon approaches on January 3rd, instinct begins to rise. The wolf teaches us discernment: knowing when to move, when to wait, and when to stand firm without resistance. This is leadership through alignment, not aggression. 🧘 Yoga for Yule Day 7: Strength Without Force Let today’s practice feel grounded and intentional. Move slowly. Hold poses just long enough to feel stability without strain. 🧘🏻♀️ Pose: Goddess (Utkata Konasana) Feet wide, knees bent, spine tall. Arms strong yet relaxed. Breathe deeply and feel power anchored in the lower body. This is strength that doesn’t harden—it holds. 🌲 Reflection for the Approaching Full Moon: Where am I using force when steadiness would serve me better? What would it look like to trust my strength without proving it? What instinct is asking to be honored as truth? ✨ Affirmation I embody strength without force. I move with grounded trust. 🌕 Yule Day 7 Ritual: Strength Without Force Time: 5–10 minutes Best near: Evening or moonrise You’ll need: • One candle • A quiet space • Optional: a stone or small branch Light the candle and stand or sit with your feet firmly on the ground. Take three slow breaths, allowing your shoulders and jaw to soften. Place one hand over your heart and one over your lower belly and say quietly: “I choose strength without force.” Reflect on one area of your life where effort has turned into pressure. Without trying to fix anything, ask: What would steadiness look like here? Let the answer arise naturally. If you’re using a stone or branch, hold it as a symbol of grounded power—strong, patient, unmoving. Close the ritual by whispering: “I trust my instincts. I trust my timing.” Let the candle burn for a few moments, or extinguish it with gratitude.