Full Moon & The Crow

02/25/2026

02/25/2026

Trust the redirection. Your soul knows the way. What is one thing you’re choosing to release today to make room for your future?

Share this with someone who is currently navigating a difficult transition.

02/24/2026

Medusa was not born a monster.

Before the snakes and the stone gaze, she was a priestess in Athena’s temple. Devoted. Sacred. Bound by vows of purity that were meant to protect her. But when Poseidon violated her within those very walls, the story did not end with justice. It ended with punishment.

Not for him.

For her.

Athena, goddess of wisdom and war, turned Medusa’s hair to serpents and made her gaze lethal. Some versions say it was wrath. Others say it was twisted protection, a way to ensure no man would ever touch her again. But either way, the result was the same. Medusa was exiled. Feared. Hunted.

The system failed her. The sanctuary failed her. The goddess she served failed her.

And the world remembered her as the villain.

This is how it happens.

A woman is hurt. She hardens. She builds walls. She becomes sharp, guarded, unapproachable. She stops being easy to access. And suddenly she is labeled bitter, dramatic, dangerous.

But no one asks what happened before the transformation.

No one asks who failed to protect her.

Medusa’s gaze turning men to stone can be read as curse, but it can also be read as boundary. As the body saying, “No more.” As trauma converting vulnerability into survival.

Athena represents the institution, the structure, the system of power. Medusa represents the aftermath of being sacrificed to preserve that system’s image.

When protection fails you, you change. Not because you are evil. Not because you crave destruction. But because your nervous system refuses to be soft where it was once broken.

The woman they fear is often the woman who learned the cost of being unguarded.

Reclaiming Medusa means rewriting the narrative. It means understanding that hardness can be a scar, that rage can be grief in armor, that boundaries can look like hostility to those who benefited from your silence.

Medusa was not the monster.

She was what remained after trust was shattered.

And sometimes the most radical thing you can do is stop apologizing for the ways you survived.

02/24/2026

I find myself still tense even when trying to relax. I noticed it long before I began to feel unsafe.
Body gives warning signals, you need to stop ignoring them.

02/24/2026

Glad to see those blankets get into the right hands.

02/24/2026

I am blessed, thank you
✨️🙏✨️😇
Lots of folks "blessed me and sent me on my way"

02/24/2026

Every delay is a redirection, and every challenge is a refinement. Your manifestation is arriving right on time because your mindfulness in the struggle is what qualifies you for the success.

02/23/2026

02/23/2026

I'm calling you forward!!!