Healings With Hayley

26/10/2025

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23/09/2025

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🌸Happy Equinox🌼!

Today is the Spring Equinox for us in the Southern Hemisphere and it marks the point at which both of Earth's hemispheres will experience equal amounts of day and night. The word is derived from the Latin ‘aequus’ meaning equal, and ‘nox’ meaning night.
Our Sun has officially crossed the equator and will now spend more time in our skies, meaning that our days are now longer than our nights as we move into warmer weather in spring and summer.

Here in Aotearoa, this day is often known as Takanga o te Rā, the cycle of the Sun. It marks the point when Tamanuiterā, the Sun, moves away from his winter wife Hinetakurua, and begins to spend more time with his summer wife, Hineraumati.

31/08/2025

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Mark Your Calendars! 🗓️
The final full moons of 2025 promise a spectacular show in the night sky, from fiery eclipses to dazzling supermoons that will leave you in awe. Each lunar event offers a unique way to close out the year, making it the perfect time for stargazers and night-sky photographers alike.

On September 7, a breathtaking Blood Moon Eclipse will turn the Moon a deep crimson as Earth’s shadow engulfs it. Then, on October 7, the first supermoon of the year will rise, appearing larger and brighter as it draws closer to Earth. The spectacle continues on November 5 with the biggest and brightest supermoon of 2025, an unmissable highlight for skywatchers everywhere.

Finally, on December 4, the year ends with a brilliant Supermoon Farewell, lighting up the winter skies in a dazzling finale. Whether you’re watching through a telescope, capturing it with your camera, or simply gazing upward, these final moons of 2025 will be unforgettable celestial moments. 🌕✨

23/08/2025

Incoming Eclipse season energies 💥💫✨

🌒 Two Eclipses. One Incredible Month. 🌘
September 2025 is a celestial double feature you won’t want to miss!

🔴 Total Lunar Eclipse — September 7–8, 2025
Also known as a Blood Moon, this total lunar eclipse will paint the Moon deep red—and it happens just 2.6 days before perigee, so it’ll appear slightly larger in the sky!

🕒 Timing in UTC:
• Penumbral begins: 15:28:21
• Partial begins: 16:27:02
• Totality begins: 17:30:41
• Greatest eclipse: 18:11:43
• Totality ends: 18:52:47
• Partial ends: 19:56:26
• Penumbral ends: 20:55:00

🗺 Where to watch:
Visible in full from Asia, Africa, Europe, and Australia.
• Western Australia & much of Asia will see it all.
• Europe & Africa: Moon rises during totality.
• Americas: Sadly, not visible.

🌞 Partial Solar Eclipse — September 21, 2025
Two weeks later, the Moon will partially cover the Sun in a partial solar eclipse.

🕒 UTC Times:
• Begins: 17:30:51
• Greatest eclipse: 19:43:04
• Ends: 21:54:55
🌗 Max coverage: ~85% (magnitude 0.855)

📍 Visible from:
New Zealand, eastern Australia, Pacific islands & Antarctica
Best views in southern New Zealand!

🗓 Mark your calendar and prep your gear!

22/08/2025

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🌕 Mark Your Calendars! On September 7–8, 2025, the skies will host one of the most widely visible total lunar eclipses in human history—and nearly 7 billion people will be within view of this celestial marvel!

Spanning 5 hours and 27 minutes from start to finish, the eclipse will showcase an 82-minute-long totality, during which the Moon will pass completely through Earth’s shadow, glowing in deep red and copper hues—a breathtaking Blood Moon.

✨ Who gets the best view?

🟠 Africa & Europe: Moon rises already eclipsed; catch the full show from early evening.
🔵 Asia & Australia: Watch in the late night or early morning of September 8.
🌍 Pacific Islands: Great visibility across Western and Central Pacific regions.
⚠️ Americas: Unfortunately, the Moon stays below the horizon during the eclipse.

🌕 And here’s the kicker—this eclipse happens just 2.6 days before lunar perigee, meaning the Moon will appear larger and darker than usual. A rare super Blood Moon experience!

📌 Don’t miss this awe-inspiring, unifying event. Set a reminder, find a clear sky, and prepare to be amazed.

01/08/2025

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IMBOLC BLESSINGS!

Imbolc is the cross-quarter festival between Winter solstice and Spring Equinox.

Traditionally celebrated on August 2nd in the southern hemisphere, some pagan folk honor it any day from the 1st - 7th August.

Imbolc honours 'First Light',so is typically a sunrise ceremony.
Imbolc is a celebration of the returning warmth and light of the sun and the promise of spring. Already, Lambs and Calves are being born, a herald of new beginnings and growth.
Their milk flows and chickens begin to lay again, symbols of rebirth, both nurturing life and offering abundance for many.
Imbolc customs often involve Milk and/or Eggs (My darling man made custard tarts the other night, homemade pastry and all!) 😋

Imbolc is also a festival that honours the patron goddess of Ireland, Brigit. Once a goddess of the Celtic empire Britannia, she governs healing, poetry and smith-craft. These attributes made her well worshipped, and her folklore and customs became so ingrained in the culture of the land that even through the Catholicism of the country, her holy days and traditions remain.
Christian monks took the triple goddess and grafted her name, purposes and celebrations to Saint Brigid of Kildare. Both the goddess and the Saint are associated with holy wells and sacred flames.
The church also transformed the festival of Brigit to Candlemas. A vigil of fire and flame, Candlemas included the burning of candles all through the night. The lighting of candles, torches and fires is still a feature of many First Light rituals.

Ideas for Imbolc in Aotearoa:
🌼 Gather daffodils and place them in a vase in your home or on your altar to symbolize the growth of this early spring sabbat.
⚔️ Weave the cross of Brigid from Harakeke. (Please follow tikanga for harvesting)
🕸 Begin Spring cleaning, clearing away the cobwebs of winter.
🔥 Build a sacred fire (a bonfire, or clean your home fireplace/hearth of old ash and light a fresh ritual fire) to honour the increasing warmth and powers of the sun, and to bring Brigit's blessings into your home.
🌱 Sprout some seeds, plant some new flowers or spring vegetables.
🕯 Make, Carve or Anoint some candles with blessings for the health and wellbeing of your family and friends.
🔮 Practice divination or observe nature for omens of the season to come.

Artwork by: Seanfitzgeraldart

28/07/2025

Happy Monday, beautiful souls! ✨
I felt called to share this little moment of guidance as we step into a brand new week and welcome the energies flowing in.

🔮✨ Pick a Card ✨🔮
Take a deep breath, centre yourself, and let your intuition lead you to the card you’re most drawn to:
💙 Left (Lapis)
🤍 Middle (Moonstone)
💜 Right (Fluorite)

Trust the nudge you feel — your message will reveal itself soon.
Pop your choice in the comments below! 🌙🪶

I’ll also be choosing one lovely soul for a mini energy forecast reading — just a little extra magic for your week ahead. 💫

05/07/2025

Some potent full moon energies coming in the last half of 2025 🙌🏻✨✨🌟

🌕💖 Mark your calendars, skygazers! Here are the dates of the remaining Full Moons in 2025.

22/06/2025

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19/05/2025

June 2025 session times are now loaded on my booking page 🙌🏻 ✨. If you feel you need some self-care, time to reset your body and energies; click the link below ⬇️⬇️ to secure your appointment with me. 💫💫💫

https://calendly.com/healingswithhayley

05/05/2025

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19/04/2025

If you have had Womb Healing or Reiki session with me, you will know how much I am so passionate about using this tool to navigate our monthly cycles 🙌🏻❤️❤️❤️

Each menstrual month you move through an inner winter, spring, summer and autumn and back to winter again...

❄️ The dark nadir of menstruation holds both the end and the beginning of your cycle. This is the time of your inner winter (approximately day 27 to day 5).

🌸 With the first day of bleeding you enter a new cycle, and the days that follow gradually herald a time of growth. This is your inner spring (approximately day 6 to day 11).

🌻 Your inner summer (approximately day 12 to day 19) is the zenith of your cycle: around ovulation, when your energy peaks.

🍁 The premenstruum is a time of drawing inwards: this is your inner autumn (approximately day 20 to day 26).

❄️ Finally, there’s a deep letting go into your inner winter, menstruation,
once more.

Your inner seasons are your ally in self-care, stress management and inner work. They help you to pace your energy, calm your nervous system and get insight and
feedback on your overall wellbeing – the building blocks for embodying all
aspects of power.

As you learn about yourself through your inner seasons, you develop the skills to handle your emotions and make better choices around your behaviour. It’s a means of personal therapy and healing that teaches you how to harness the power of your unique nature.