02/22/2026
Look up.
In these final days of February 2026, as several planets gather along one horizon and Saturn moves toward Neptune, the sky is telling an ancient story.
A story of balance.
In Kabbalah, the Tree of Life stands upon three pillars.
On one side, Gevurah — strength, discipline, sacred boundaries.
On the other, Chesed — mercy, compassion, expansive grace.
Too much severity, and the world becomes harsh.
Too much mercy, and it loses form.
Between them stands Tiferet — beauty, harmony, the radiant heart.
The Middle Pillar.
Where justice and compassion meet.
Now look at the heavens.
Saturn — keeper of structure, responsibility, consequence.
Neptune — keeper of vision, spirit, and dissolving illusion.
Boundary and compassion in celestial conversation.
As the Sun moves through Pisces into early spring, the waters soften hard lines. What seemed separate begins to blur. What felt rigid begins to yield.
Astrology calls this convergence.
Kabbalah calls it balance between pillars.
The chakra system calls it the heart center — where lower survival instincts and higher spiritual awareness integrate.
And Native teachings speak of the Sacred Hoop.
The circle where all directions are honored.
Where no one stands above another.
Where harmony comes not from sameness, but from right relationship.
Walk in a good way.
Walk in balance.
Walk remembering that every step affects the whole circle.
Different maps.
The same truth.
When we live only in judgment, we fracture the hoop.
When we live only in emotion, we lose our footing.
When we stand in the heart — firm and compassionate — we restore balance.
Across traditions, the whisper echoes:
🪷 Walk the Middle Way.
☯️ Let opposites flow into one another.
🏛 Find virtue between extremes.
✝️ Blessed are the peacemakers.
🌿 Keep the circle strong.
Perhaps this season — late February into early spring 2026 — is not asking us to choose sides.
Perhaps it is inviting us to become the middle.
To hold boundaries without cruelty.
To offer compassion without weakness.
To stand steady while opposites swirl.
Look up.
The sky is not divided.
The Tree does not collapse to one pillar.
The Hoop does not break when balance is honored.
The world is sustained
not by dominance —
but by the heart that harmonizes opposites.
Walk steady.
Keep the circle.
Be the balance