Omni Soul Energy Healing

10/02/2025

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10/02/2025

Samhain and the Cailleach.

Samhain, the astronomical moment of liminality, is drawing closer.
Although Halloween will be celebrated on the 31st of October, the anciently acknowledged changing of the seasonal year will not occur until November 7th.
This is the last of the 4 cross-quarter days and the mid-point between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice.
For others, Samhain represents a period of time and pathway into the dark half of the year.

Many astronomical calendar functions have been preserved within the construction of ancient monuments and stone circles.
These attributes demonstrate stellar,solar and lunar alignments at the culmination points of the year.
We will then witness the arrival of the Cailleach and, depending on how well prepared we are, she will either be a welcome visitor or a force to reveal our lack of attention to the darkness ahead.

The Cailleach is the ruler of the winter and the wilds until she gradually gives way to the Brigid and spring.
At least, that’s one version.
The Living Goddesses by Marija Gimbutas examines other similar and older parallels.

What you very quickly begin to realise when researching the Cailleach is that she has many incarnations and as many names as interpretations.
Some of these are simply down to evolving cultural traditions but there are deeper layers and older masks to be removed before understanding the ancient roots of this sometimes intimidating Goddess.

The Cailleach is equated with the ‘Hag’ aspect of various Goddesses extending from the Gaelic cultures into deeper antiquity.
While Neo-Pagans, in particular, often acknowledge a triple Goddess consisting of the maiden, mother and crone, there are older mythological and spiritual traditions which incorporate a triple deity outside of this more recent template.

Examples of Mother Goddesses who are associated with the ‘Hag’ and ‘wise-woman’ include Hecate, Hera, Minerva, Kali (The Destroyer) and Nana.
There are also fragments of what appear to be more obscure Goddesses sometimes glimpsed through shared motifs and folk stories hiding within the Cailleach archetype.

The Cailleach is the winter Goddess.
Her voice is the wind across mountain crags as well as the barely heard tremble of new frost forming in the most desolate and wild places.
It is here in the stripped and bare landscapes that her words are most easily heard.
Her voice, though, is not mournful or sad, but instead is more attuned to poignancy and introspection.
She is the archetype of the inner self and the one who reveals to us the result of all we have gathered and become.
This, more than any other reason is perhaps why she is so respected and feared: she is in many ways our own self-created destination.

(C.) David Halpin.
Image: Nataša Ilinčić.

10/02/2025

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“Lost in awe at the beauty around me, I must have slipped into a state of heightened awareness. It is hard – impossible really – to put into words the moment of truth that suddenly came upon me then. Even the mystics are unable to describe their brief flashes of spiritual ecstasy. It seemed to me, as I struggled afterward to recall the experience, the self was utterly absent: I and the chimpanzees, the earth and trees and air, seemed to merge, to become one with the spirit power of life itself. The air was filled with a feathered symphony, the evensong of birds. I heard new frequencies in their music and also in singing insects’ voices – notes so high and sweet I was amazed. Never had I been so intensely aware of the shape, the color of the individual leaves, the varied patterns of the veins that made each one unique. Scents were clear as well, easily identifiable: fermenting, overripe fruit; waterlogged earth; cold, wet bark; the damp odor of chimpanzee hair, and yes, my own too. And the aromatic scent of young, crushed leaves was almost overpowering.

That afternoon, it had been as though an unseen hand had drawn back a curtain and, for the briefest moment, I had seen through such a window. In a flash of “outsight” I had known timelessness and quiet ecstasy, sensed a truth of which mainstream science is merely a small fraction. And I knew that the revelation would be with me for the rest of my life, imperfectly remembered yet always within. A source of strength on which I could draw when life seemed harsh or cruel or desperate.”

~ Jane Goodall, RIP

[Image: Courtesy of the Jane Goodall Institute]

10/01/2025

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“Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit!”
🍁A blessed first of October to You!🍂

Saying “Rabbit rabbit rabbit" aloud upon waking on the first day of a new month is an old charm to ensure good fortune throughout the month.
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“Additionally, the Rabbit and Hare have also long been associated with the Goddess and were the totem of several: the hare to Artemis and Hecate, the sacred rabbit to Aphrodite, to Holda who was accompanied by several torch-bearing hares, to Cerridwen and Freyja who both had hare attendants, and, of course, to Eostre who was said to have taken the shape of a hare at each full moon and whose Anglo-Saxon counterpart, Ostara, was often depicted with a white hare by her side.

There are many more goddesses associated with or attended to by both rabbits and hares and, in such, these gentle creatures can assist us in becoming more attuned to the lunar cycle. All rabbits in general are associated with the Moon, magick, luck, love, creativity, success, sensitivity, agility, spontaneity, abundance, rebirth and, of course, fertility.”

~ Patricia J. Martin
https://www.controverscial.com/Animals%20and%20Witchcraft%20-%20Rabbits%20and%20Hares.htm

🐰NOTE: In addition to the article above, throughout Mesoamerica, the rabbit also attends the goddesses Coyolxauhqui and Ixchel, and in Chinese mythology, the Moon goddess Chang’e has a rabbit companion who mixes an elixir of life in a mortar and pestle.

Art: Maggie Vandewalle, “Familiar”
Maggie Vandewalle Watercolors

09/30/2025

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09/29/2025

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09/29/2025

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October opens with clarity, renewal, and power. Stand firm in your light, trust your path, and keep your focus on what you want to grow. Reclaim your power and your future.

Love Always,
Alyonna Angelica

09/28/2025

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🌹🐺 Who is La Loba — the Wolf Woman?

This Latine Heritage Month, we remember her.
The gatherer of bones.
The singer of life.
The Wild Woman of Mexican and Southwestern legend who brings back what has been silenced.

La Loba is more than folklore. She is an archetype — the fierce feminine soul that refuses to be tamed. She reminds us that even when broken, forgotten, or hunted… we can rise, rebuild, and sing our stories back into the world.

✨ In Indigenous traditions, wolves are guides, protectors, kin. La Loba shows us that women, too, hold this same untamed power — the force of renewal, resilience, and deep healing.

Like the wolves, women have been misunderstood, suppressed, hunted. And like the wolves, we carry the wisdom to restore balance when we are allowed to live wild and free.

This month, let us gather the “bones” of our lost stories — and breathe them back to life. For ourselves. For our sisters. For the wolves. 🐺🌹

09/27/2025

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DAILY ANGEL MESSAGE!
Take a deep breath, let it out slowly, say this prayer and then keep reading: “Thank you angels for revealing to me what I need to know!”

YOUR MESSAGE
The energy of wishing on a star and seeing that wish come true is with you now. This is a time to push forward with any projects or ideas that you feel called to carry out. You are a powerful being with unlimited potential—don’t let yourself be held back by anyone or anything. If you set your heart on something, there is no doubt that it will come to fruition, because you are unlocking your star power.

You are destined to shine brightly in this lifetime and all the experiences you are having at this time are in alignment with that sacred mission. There’s an energy of positivity, abundance, and excitement around you now, and this will help you turn your visions into the reality you deserve to experience.

ABOUT
Sopdet is the ancient Egyptian name for Sirius, one of their most important stars. The goddess Sopdet is its feminine personification. Her name in hieroglyphics can be translated as “triangle” or “sharp one.” She has been depicted in many forms, most often as a woman wearing a white crown topped by a star, although sometimes she has an elongated head or headpiece, implying she’s from another world.

Sirius is the brightest star in the sky and was of utmost importance to the ancient Egyptians. In fact, our current New Year was celebrated as “the coming of Sopdet,” as during the last week of December Sirius can be found high in the sky between midnight and dawn. It’s a symbol of light and power, but also a reminder that we have all come from the stars and thus have their power within us.

DECK: Divine Masters Oracle
ARTIST: Jennifer Hawkyard

Thank you for sharing this card if it relates to you!

09/27/2025

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Fox slips between worlds, twilight walker, whisperer of secrets, and master of unseen movement. Her medicine is cleverness, adaptability, and grace in complexity. She teaches us to listen between the lines and trust our instincts when the path is unclear.

The Celts admired the fox’s ability to navigate dense forests and complex terrain, seeing it as a guide through both physical and spiritual landscapes. Its cleverness was not just trickery, it was sacred strategy. Certain Celtic traditions viewed the fox as a guardian against malevolent forces, able to traverse unseen realms and bring healing energy.

🍁 Threshold Keeper: Fox dwells in the in-between, forest and field, dusk and dawn. She invites us into liminal spaces where transformation brews.

🍁 Cunning Strategist: Her wisdom is wit and timing, not force. Fox shows us how to move with precision and read the unseen currents.

🍁 Camouflaged Seer: Fox blends in, watches deeply, and acts only when the moment is right. Her gift is discernment and quiet protection.

🍁 Trickster Truth-Teller: She reveals through paradox and play, teaching us to laugh, question, and awaken.

🦊 The Fox’s Message:
“Move with intention, not urgency. The path ahead is tangled, but not impassable. Pause. Listen. Let the silence speak. You do not need to be seen to be powerful. Your magic works best in the quiet folds, where others rush past and miss the glimmer.”

09/22/2025

New Moon

Tonight, the sky is an empty bowl,
a belly where light has gone to rest.
No silver coin,
no lantern hung for travelers,
only the long breath of dark,
folding over fields and rivers.

And yet,
somewhere behind the veil
the Moon is gathering herself,
quiet as seeds beneath the soil,
invisible but full of promise.

I stand at my window,
not waiting for her brilliance,
only listening to the silence
that teaches me
how to begin again.

✍️ Rivers in the Ocean