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12/10/2025

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12/09/2025

Tonight, êkwa —
let the day fall away from you.

Our old ones said that evening is when the world exhales,
when the spirits of the land gather the loose pieces of our hearts
and help us put them back in order.

Whatever was heavy today,
set it down for a while.
Let the river carry it.
Let the trees hold it.
Let the quiet remind you that you are still here,
still breathing,
still walking toward your purpose.

Rest is not a pause.
Rest is ceremony.
Rest is how the spirit returns to itself.

So breathe gently tonight, relatives.
Be soft with what remains undone.
The ancestors walk with you into the dark
just as surely as they walk with you at dawn.

mîkwêc for another day.
Rest in a good way. 🌙✨

—Kanipawit Maskwa

12/09/2025

Tread carefully.

12/09/2025

We’ve had an X-class flare and many M-class flares this week, and multiple solar storms are expected shortly.

Combine that with the galactic energies, the 12:12 portal opening soon, and the gold rays of December, and we have a potent mix of energies. It is intense as we complete the 9-year clearing and shedding.

Be in nature to ground and steady your energy. Ask Mother Earth and the Nature Spirits to gently balance and soothe your body.

Call on your Angels for extra support.

💜

12/09/2025

12/09/2025

Fireflies don’t magically appear on warm summer nights.
Most of their lives are spent underground—
as larvae hunting slugs, resting in cool soil,
and depending on moisture-holding plants that protect them through winter
and support their emergence when summer begins.

Add these 9 plants now and you’ll give next summer’s fireflies
the habitat they need to thrive and glow.

• Wild Ginger (Asarum canadense) — Dense leaves keep soil cool and damp
• Foamflower (Tiarella cordifolia) — Moist, shaded ground layer for larval shelter
• Golden Ragwort (Packera aurea) — Evergreen foliage maintaining winter humidity
• Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia virginica) — Spring canopy that protects developing larvae
• Pennsylvania Sedge (Carex pensylvanica) — Fine roots and soil moisture retention
• Wild Violets (Viola sororia) — Leaf litter that shields eggs and larvae
• Creeping Phlox (Phlox stolonifera) — Winter mat sheltering overwintering stages
• Sensitive Fern (Onoclea sensibilis) — Moist habitat essential for larval survival
• Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) — Summer moisture anchor benefiting adult fireflies

12/09/2025

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12/09/2025

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12/09/2025

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12/09/2025

During World War II, it was common for soldiers to keep family photos under clear grips on their 1911 pistols. They were called “sweetheart grips”

12/09/2025

In December, the northern hemisphere enters deep Vata season: the air is cold, dry and windy so Ayurveda recommends foods that warm, moisten and ground the body to maintain balance. These choices strengthen agni, support immunity and help the nervous system settle into winter’s slower rhythm:

🫖 Masala chai: warms circulation and steadies scattered Vata
🩸 Pomegranates: gently cleanse while supporting winter digestion
🌿 Cinnamon: boosts agni and brings cozy internal heat
🫜 Turnips: grounding and easy to digest in cold weather
🍯 Golden milk: calms the mind and lubricates dryness
🧄 Garlic: strengthens immunity during early winter
🍠 Sweet potatoes: deeply grounding and nourishing for Vata
🌹 Beets: support blood building and gentle detoxification
🧅 Onions: warms the body and aid digestion
🫚 Ginger tea: stokes digestive fire on cold days
🥜Almond butter: provides healthy grounding fats
💛 Saffron: uplifts mood and warms subtle channels
🍐 Stewed pears: soothes dryness and supports elimination
🧡 Parsnips: sweet and grounding for winter steadiness
🫘 Red lentils: easy to digest and warming
🌰 Tahini: rich, healthy fats that combat dryness
🥕 Carrots: sweet, grounding support for agni
🧅 Leeks: warming and excellent for digestion
🍊 Persimmons: a sweet, heavy fruit that nourishes Vata
🥩 Bone broth: strengthens tissues and warms from within
💜 Figs: supports elimination and winter nourishment
🥘 Stews and slow cooked meats: deeply grounding and ideal for strong winter agni
🥔 Rutubagas: earthy and stabilizing during cold dry weather

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12/09/2025

Some days money feels easy.
Other days it feels… like a lot.

And honestly? Both can be true at the same time.

You can be learning, growing, and trying your best
and still feel overwhelmed or unsure.

You can make progress and still move slowly.
You can have debt and still be a responsible, thoughtful adult.

If you’ve been hard on yourself lately, maybe this is your reminder that you don’t have to choose between being proud of yourself and being human.

Both get to co-exist.
And you’re allowed to keep going at your own pace. 💛