Heart Centred Holistics

25/05/2026

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Card of the Day: ANNA, GRANDMOTHER OF JESUS ✨
Seeding the light. Laying foundations. Divine plan.

Anna, Grandmother of Jesus, was an ancient mystic who dedicated her life to laying the foundations for Christ consciousness to be woven through all of life. She is not widely known, but without her Christ consciousness would not be rising as it is today.

Anna represents the quiet dedication that is sometimes required to live a life of service. She represents the generations that came before that devoted their lives to dreaming a new world into being while knowing that they would not see the glorious end result. She represents the dutiful soldier, the unconditional mother, and the mystic who can see the thread that is woven through all of life.

Anna teaches us that we all have a part to play in the Divine plan. It doesn’t have to be on the world stage to be significant. One person’s part is not worthier than another. One person’s part may be to mother their children. Another’s may be to gather women in circle each month. No part is better or worse, more important or less significant. We each have within us a seed of light that we incarnated to share. Anna is gathering us all to remember and surrender to our part of the plan.

WORK YOUR LIGHT ACTIVATION
Hold the card on your heart and say:
‘Beloved Anna. Thank you for laying the foundations for the Divine plan. May the seeds of light within me be revealed and may I surrender to my part of the Divine plan.’

If this card message resonates I’d be so grateful if you share it so others can receive it too. 💗

From The Work Your Light Oracle by Rebecca Campbell • art by Danielle Noel
https://hayhs.com/wyloc_pp_cd_hh

17/05/2026

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What the Celtic Cross Was Always Saying

☘️ If you have Irish ancestry and you have stood in front of a Celtic cross at a grave or in a church or on a hillside and felt something that a regular cross has never quite produced in you, you were not being sentimental. You were recognizing something.

The Celtic cross is not a Christian symbol with Irish decoration. It is one of the oldest symbols in the world wearing Christianity like a coat over something far more ancient. The circle that intersects the arms of the cross predates Christianity in Ireland by thousands of years. It appears in Irish passage tombs, on standing stones, and in rock carvings that were made long before St. Patrick arrived. It represented the sun, the cycle of life, death, and return, and the intersection of the earthly world and the world that exists alongside it.

When Christianity arrived in Ireland it did not replace the circle. It kept it. Because the Irish were never going to give it up and the early church in Ireland was wise enough to understand that. The Celtic cross became the symbol of an Irish Christianity that was never entirely separate from what came before it, a faith that kept one foot in the ancient world because the ancient world was where the Irish had always lived.

The cross on your ancestor's grave is not just a religious marker. It is a statement of identity that goes back further than any church. It says this person was Irish. And the Irish have always understood that the circle around the cross means the same thing it has always meant.

Everything returns. Nothing is finally lost.

Tag an Irish family that has always felt something in that cross that they could never quite name, and follow The Irish Remembered. ☘️

16/05/2026

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Intuitive reading for today: THE HOLIEST TEMPLE ✨

Deck: The Inner Temple Oracle

The body is the destination and the pathway home to everything we seek. There’s no greater power and no deeper wisdom than that which exists within.

Your body has an intelligence beyond what you could possibly imagine. It’s always talking to you, sometimes singing, other times screaming. It’s through the body that our soul and the Divine can speak. Your intuitive senses are forever delivering information to guide you every moment of every day. What’s your body wanting you to know today? What does it have to say? How can you call your soul to you more fully?

So many of us were taught to dismiss the body or to see the body as something other than sacred. This is one of the worst crimes there is. For there’s no greater companion for the soul than the physical body. And no more sacred a vessel than it.

This card is an invitation to move your body and to cherish it. To prioritize its needs above all else. To honor it, to shower gratitude upon it. Yes, the body is the destination, not just the vehicle. It will show you how to process and how to heal. Through the body, you’ll be able to experience it all – the highs and the lows, the salty and the sweet, the ecstasy and the agony. When we’re disconnected from the body, we’re disconnected from the sacred and the soul.

Your body knows how to move through all that life throws at you. So dance, run, walk, shake. Whatever you do, your body knows what you need and it will show you the way through everything and anything if you let it.

SOUL INQUIRY
How are you being called to move your body today?

From The Inner Temple Oracle by Rebecca Campbell, illustrated by Katie-Louise
https://hayhs.com/tito_pp_cd_az

13/05/2026

Galboly 💕

10/05/2026

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The most beautiful word on the lips of mankind is the word “Mother”,
and the most beautiful call is the call of My Mother.
It is a word full of hope and love, a sweet and kind word coming from the depths of the heart.
The mother is every thing- she is our consolation in sorrow, our hope in misery, and our strength in weakness.
She is the source of love, mercy, sympathy and forgiveness.
He who loses his mother loses a pure soul who blesses and guards him constantly…
Every thing in nature bespeaks the mother. And the mother, the prototype of all existence, is the eternal spirit, full of beauty and love..
The word mother is hidden in our hearts, and it comes upon our lips in hours of sorrow and happiness as the perfume comes from the heart of the rose and mingles with clear and cloudy air.

~Khalil Gibran💗

10/05/2026

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What Irish Fathers Never Said

☘️ If you grew up with an Irish father and he never once told you he loved you out loud, you already know that is not the whole story.

He showed up. Every time, without being asked, without making it mean anything out loud. He was in the driveway at midnight when you called. He fixed the thing without mentioning it. He sat in the chair across the room and said nothing and somehow that said everything.

Irish fathers did not learn silence because they were cold. They learned it because the men who raised them were silent, and the men who raised them learned it from men who lived in a country where having too much, wanting too much, feeling too much out loud was a way of losing it.

The Irish father’s love was never in the words. It was in the staying. In the showing up. In the fact that he was always, always there even when he did not know how to say why.
You never doubted it. You just never heard it. And some part of you has spent your whole life wishing you had.

He knew. He always knew. He just came from a long line of men who showed it with their hands and their presence and their silence, because that was the only language they were ever given.

Tag the Irish father who never said it but never once let you doubt it, and follow The Irish Remembered. ☘️