10/30/2025
omgoodness!!!
I didnt realize I missed last night's messages - I went to see Gabby Bernstein last night & i guess I was so excited - I forgot to post!!!
It was incredible!
Im sorry friends! Heres our medicine for this week ✨️
Good evening, Besties 🌌✨
Thank you for joining 💫💫💫
Tonight’s invitation: find one thing that you’re grateful for and share your appreciation with them & tell them how much you care! 💝
See you all next Wednesday, same time, same heart 🤍
Cards
1. The Sirens
Use your voice. Expansion. Freedom.
In Greek mythology, the Sirens were half-woman half-bird sea creatures that would entice fishermen and sailors with their sweet and sensual songs. Free and empowered, they were not afraid to share their voice and use their natural gifts to attract what they wanted.
This card is an invitation to own your gifts, to share your voice, and to surrender into the most expanded version of who you are. To give yourself to the music that plays within. To share your song without wavering. To be free and to dance unrestrained.
In life, there is the opportunity to become more and more alive and free with each passing day. However, most of us feel more and more trapped by the life that we’ve so consciously created. What do you need to do to embrace Life fully? How can you step into your most expansive self?
Often, while we’re growing up, we experience hurt, losses, and endings that we fail to address. Those memories stagnate within us, and it becomes harder to dance and sing. However, every moment of your life is an opportunity to change, to thrive and grow. Every moment is an opportunity to express yourself, to find your natural, unique way to dance and sing.
2. Lady of the Lake
New beginnings. Something is about to happen.
According to legend, the Lady of the Lake, also known as Nimue and Viviane, was a powerful priestess or enchantress who lived in a castle in a lake beneath the mystical Isle of Avalon. Deeply associated with water and magic, she was a powerful healer.
Some believe that the Lady of the Lake was in fact a role rather than a specific person, with many priestesses of Avalon and the Celtic islands taking on the position. Others believe that the Lady of the Lake is based on Celtic water Goddesses.
A key figure in the stories of Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, the Lady of the Lake is closely associated with the great magician Merlin, the knight Lancelot (whom she raised after his father died), and King Arthur himself. In one story, after Arthur is fatally hurt in battle, she helps take him to the healing Isle of Avalon, where he is said to rest until Britain needs him again.
Whether the Lady of the Lake was one woman or a combination of many, what’s certain is that when this powerful Goddess came across your path, something significant was about to happen. And the presence of this card brings with it a message that something significant or new is already here or will soon appear upon your path as destiny.
3. The Wellspring
What are you thirsty for? Body Care. Take a Breath.
You don’t only need water to thrive, we need it to survive. The Wellspring card often appears when things are unbalanced or when we've been pushing ourselves beyond our limits in ways that are simply unsustainable. Just like the seasons around us we too are cyclical and thus we must pay attention to where we're expecting ourselves to be in full bloom all year round.
While we can rely on our reserves for a limited amount of time, if we allow ourselves to become depleted over a long time, to run on empty, it'll likely take longer to recover than it ever did before. We must embrace our humanity and take care of the body by slowing down, quenching our thirst and finding ways to recover and deeply rest.
The Wellspring card is an invitation to look at where you've been going into Overdrive. to reflect on the areas where you've been pushing yourself beyond your limits. to consider whether you've been forcing yourself to run on your reserves. It delivers a message to reassess the speed and force you're using. to bring more harmony and balance back into your life and to trust your inner seasons. to look after yourself and appreciate your precious
Crystals
Top Stone - Labradorite Ring
Labradorite isn’t just visually striking, that iridescent glow comes from light refracting through microscopic layers in the mineral, creating the optical effect known as labradorescence. It’s literally a play of physics, not fantasy.
Still, people who work closely with labradorite often notice something else: it seems to shift perspective. Many describe it as helping calm mental clutter, sharpen intuition, and protect emotional boundaries, not by magic, but through the mindfulness it inspires.
Some energy practitioners say it helps regulate overstimulation, useful if you’re someone who absorbs everyone else’s emotions or ideas too easily. Think of it as a stone that reminds you where you end and everything else begins.
Wearing a labradorite ring isn’t about believing in miracles, it’s about keeping a tangible reminder of clarity and transformation close to hand.
Bottom Stone - Clear Quartz Ring
Clear quartz is often called the master healer, but that title doesn’t capture its real strength: **clarity. It’s a stone that reflects light and energy with precision, a reminder that focus, when directed clearly, amplifies everything around it.
From a scientific standpoint, quartz is piezoelectric, it actually converts mechanical pressure into electrical energy. That same property is what powers watches, microphones, and circuits. Maybe that’s why so many people sense a subtle charge when they work with it, quartz literally responds to energy and pressure.
In energy work, clear quartz is used to reset and amplify, a kind of mental decluttering tool. It doesn’t impose calm or comfort; it mirrors what’s already there, making your patterns visible so you can choose what to keep and what to clear.
Wearing a clear quartz ring is less about superstition and more about awareness, a quiet reminder that energy follows attention, and attention is everything.
