A Lay Yah

07/01/2026

The fire horse isn't here just yet.....

The Fire Horse isn’t quiet energy.
It doesn’t whisper.
It moves.

This is the year of:

momentum

truth

choice

courage over comfort

Fire brings intensity.
The Horse brings freedom.

Together they ask: Where are you running because you’re meant to…
and where are you running because you’re afraid to stop?

The Fire Horse doesn’t do half-hearted.
It doesn’t thrive in cages — emotional or otherwise.
It asks for honesty, even when that honesty changes things.

This year isn’t about perfection.
It’s about alignment.

Choosing what lights you up —
and walking away from what keeps dimming you.

It can feel uncomfortable.
Liberating.
A little wild.

But Fire Horse years are not about destruction for the sake of it —
they burn away what no longer fits
so movement can happen again.

If things feel intense right now…
If choices feel louder…
If staying the same feels harder than changing…

You’re not doing it wrong.

You’re just feeling the Fire Horse stir. 🔥🐎

07/01/2026

01/01/2026

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01/01/2026

Today, affirm with me: 'I am so grateful for this past year! All is well in my world, and I know that even better things are coming my way.'💜

01/01/2026

Some life experiences our soul is waiting for don’t disappear just because they don’t arrive when we expect them.
They wait.
For a long time, I believed that if something didn’t work out when I wanted it to, it was gone for good.
A missed chance.
A closed door.
A quiet no I was meant to accept and move past.
The horses taught me something different.
What’s meant for me doesn’t rush.
It doesn’t arrive because I sit and meditate or try to manifest it into being.
It doesn’t demand.
It circles back — when my hands are steadier, when my body is calmer, when my nervous system can actually receive it.
If something is meant for me, it comes when I’m ready — not before.
I’ve watched people give up on dreams because they don’t happen now.
Life has taught me that time isn’t as linear as we’re taught to believe.
Things arrive when the door is finally unlocked.
Opportunities come gently — often only after I’ve stopped chasing and started listening.
Timing, I’ve learned, isn’t a test of worth or effort.
It’s a conversation with life.
And sometimes the thing we’re waiting for doesn’t arrive until we stay consistent, keep showing up, and refuse to give up on what matters.

01/01/2026

Self-Care Savage Up if you want the life you really want!
❤️💪✌️

01/01/2026

exactly
as you are.

01/01/2026

✨️The Year of the Horse Is Calling ✨

The Year of the Horse doesn’t whisper.
It arrives at full gallop.

This is the year of momentum, courage, freedom, and embodied power.

A year that asks you to stop shrinking your desires and start moving with them.

The Horse is sacred, ancient, and untamable.

It represents the part of you that knows when it’s time to run — not away, but toward the life that’s been tugging at your soul.

In the Year of the Horse:
• Stagnation becomes unbearable
• Half-lived lives feel heavier
• Truth demands action, not contemplation
• Your body becomes the compass again

This is not a year for overthinking. It’s a year for trusting your instincts, reclaiming your wild yes, and choosing forward motion —even if the path isn’t fully visible yet.

The Horse doesn’t wait for permission.
She doesn’t explain herself.
She moves because she knows.

If you’ve felt restless…
If you’ve been dreaming of more but holding back…

If your spirit has been tapping its hooves, asking when…

This year is answering you.

Run toward what feels alive.
Choose freedom over fear.
Let yourself move — unapologetically.

The Year of the Horse is here.
And she’s not meant to be ridden quietly.

01/01/2026

We spend so much of our lives trying to hold everything together, convinced that our strength is measured by how much we can carry. But as this year comes to a close, maybe your greatest strength wasn't in what you held onto, but in the moments you finally had the courage to let go. It is okay to be honest about the fact that some parts of this year really hurt. It is okay to admit that you are grieving the things you thought would look different by now. You aren't "weak" for feeling the weight of your losses; you are simply human, and you are allowed to honor the chapters that had to end before you were ready for the finish line.

What if you started looking at the things you lost not as failures, but as clearings? Sometimes, life has to remove what no longer fits to make room for what actually belongs. You aren't empty right now; you are finally open. The space that feels so quiet or uncertain is actually the space where your new life is finally going to have room to breathe. You have spent so much time mourning the "no" that you might not have noticed the "yes" that is finally able to reach you—simply because your hands are finally free to catch it.

You don’t need a perfect, ten-step plan for January. You just need to have the heart to show up as the person you’ve become. The version of you that survived the hard days of this year is wiser, softer, and more resilient than the person who started it. Trust that you are exactly where you need to be. Trust that the space you made was worth it. Let yourself go into this next chapter with a quiet heart, knowing that the most beautiful things in your life are often the ones you never saw coming.