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Building energetic shields is not taught in schools but it should be exposed to children. The concept is you create a shield around yourself — Like this: and other peoples / places influence/energy just

Virgo season. A time for cleansing — celluarly restructuring, honing in on the body — using it as the instrument it is and taking care of it accordingly. Same goes for the mind. Virgo is ruled by Mercury

Imagine you had the power to heal yourself (you do). Saturn rules the bones, the skeleton — the structure of things. Saturn also rules: Frameworks, blueprints, business, grand plans, the government, authority,

The Full Moon in Aquarius occurring at 22° on August 15 (UTC) is opening our minds to the quantum potential that comes from embracing our sovereign mental capacities. You can't be without your mind, so

What is it? Hearing/glimpsing intuition or gut vibes and choosing to speak/act/move contrary to the information. Defiance of subtle senses. Examples: Receiving impulses/instructions and ignoring them Not

Here’s a quick exercise : Envision the capacity of your immediate environment — the space between you and other physical objects/beings/structures in the room — full of all your regular, recurring and

Time can bend upon reflection. Space too. Judge me as you wish, but I've always been captivated by reflections, and I'll admit, rarely a mirror is passed where I'm not tempted a glance. I've done it as

Your energy is perceptible and when it’s out of alignment it creates an adverse energetic impact on yourself, others and the atmosphere. This frequency you emit — wherever you go, whatever you do — can

The idea is to get a little high. That really isn’t necessary though. ​Find a safe space. Be open, be brave and be proud . Once high, get comfortable. Childs pose. Savansana. Whatever you want. You needn’t

Venus Rx in Scorpio + last days of Jupiter in Scorpio. Emotional maturity (EM) is inflating, like Bitcoin. With every day, it's quietly, slowly securing its position in our existence. This is the time

I blame the man with the tartan thermos for my issues. Not all of them, of course, but the ones I’m thinking about right now. It’s easy to condemn him at this hour, especially since he’s not here and there’s