Reiki by M.E.

01/03/2026

🌕☄️🌞 Cosmic triple-header TOMORROW: the first full supermoon of the year, the Quadrantid meteor shower peak, and perihelion — Earth’s closest point to the Sun.

✨ This combo won’t line up again until 2045✨

🌕 Supermoon (Perigee + Full Moon)
The Moon is reaching perigee, its closest point to Earth this orbit, at the same time it becomes full — the Wolf Moon. This produces a supermoon, appearing noticeably larger and brighter than average, with moonlight intense enough to sharpen nighttime shadows.

☀️ Perihelion — Earth’s Closest Point to the Sun
Even as winter grips the Northern Hemisphere, Earth is actually making its closest approach to the Sun of the entire year. We’re about 3 million miles closer than we are in July, which causes our planet to travel at its fastest orbital speed, racing around the Sun at nearly 67,000 mph.

☄️ Quadrantid Meteor Shower Peak
Earth is also passing through a dense debris stream left behind by an ancient asteroid, triggering the peak of the Quadrantid meteor shower.
Under ideal dark skies, the Quadrantids can produce 40–100 meteors per hour. However, this year’s bright supermoon will significantly reduce visibility, meaning most observers may only spot a handful per hour. The good news: the Quadrantids are famous for bright fireballs, which can still punch through the moonlight and leave glowing trails across the sky.

🔭🌌 If skies are clear tonight, take a moment to look up.

01/02/2026

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January 2nd Message...

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12/29/2025

I did every Monday before Forest School- very calm way to start the day 💜

Dr. Will Cole

10/26/2025

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07/29/2025

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Art by Susanne Krauss.

03/01/2025

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Welcome March
The month of rebirth
when the air is full of possibilities.
Hope is renewed as new leaves appear,
and the trees spout buds.
Flowers bloom, and the earth
awakens from its slumber.
Nature is busy once more and we
are feeling the transformation
within us.
The Spring equinox brings
the balance between light and dark.
There is a feeling of anticipation
whilst we await the new beginnings
that are unfolding.
Everything starts to align again
as we step into this glorious phase
of transformation.
Spring steps forth, and the cycle
resumes for all of nature ..

C.E. Coombes 💮 Serendipity Corner

Artist Credit: Madam Luna Art

12/31/2024

As the final hours of this year slip away, let your heart be filled with gratitude for the lessons learned and the memories made 🎉. Release any burdens that no longer serve your growth 🌱. Embrace the possibilities on the horizon with hope and courage 🌅. Allow each breath to cleanse the old and welcome the promise of new beginnings ✨. You hold within you the power to make next year a beautiful tapestry of dreams fulfilled, relationships cherished, and personal growth celebrated 💖. Here’s to stepping boldly into the future with faith, joy, and an open heart 🥂.

12/19/2024

Beautiful 💜

The long, dark nights of winter hold a kind of quiet magic. At first, they might feel heavy, even lonely, but they’re also an open invitation to slow down and turn inward. In this stillness, there’s a chance to breathe, reflect, and listen—to yourself, to your heart, to the dreams you might have tucked away in the busyness of life.

Darkness doesn’t rush you. It wraps you in a sense of calm, asking you to let go of what no longer serves you and trust in what’s quietly growing beneath the surface. Think of the seeds beneath the frost—there’s no rush for them to bloom, yet something powerful is happening. This time of year reminds us that growth can be quiet, even invisible, but it’s always there.

Winter nights are like a pause button for the soul, offering space to reconnect with yourself, to heal, to dream. And as the nights stretch long, they remind us that light will return—it always does.
But for now, the darkness asks us to lean into it, to find the beauty and strength it holds, and to remember that even in stillness, we’re moving toward something new.

Rivers in the Ocean ❄️

Artist Credit: Nino Chakvetadze

12/17/2024

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When we are cut off from nature, we feel that something important is missing; we feel dissatisfied and incomplete. Not recognizing the cause, we try to satisfy the lack. The irony is that what we try often takes us further and further from the forest – from the earth, our home. By actively seeking and seeing wonder in the natural world, we can re-enter the wood whose trees converse – the forests of the world that still whisper their magic to us.

~ Penny Billington

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