From Threshold to Sovereign Throne: Anubis ➡️ Osiris ➡️ Thoth ➡️ Horus

There are seasons in life when you know you’re changing before you really even have language for what you’re becoming. The old version of you starts feeling too small.. too confined. Certain relationships, roles, identities, ambitions, environments.. even businesses you built with your own hands start to feel strange against your skin. You can still technically occupy them. They may even still be “working”. But something in you knows you’ve already started outgrowing them.

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the Egyptian archetypes of Anubis, Osiris, Thoth and Horus as a map for this kind of evolution. Not because ancient Egyptians necessarily laid them out as some neat four step spiritual initiation process, but because the energies tell a story that feels deeply familiar to me. The threshold. The death. The understanding. The embodiment. Anubis → Osiris → Thoth → Horus. The journey from realizing something has to change.. to actually becoming somebody capable of holding said change.

And honestly, I think this shit applies almost anywhere. An identity. A relationship. A business. Leadership. A brand. A family. An entire life.

Anubis: The Threshold

Anubis meets us at the edge. He’s the guide between worlds.. the one standing between what has been and whatever comes next. This is the season where you start seeing things you can’t really unsee anymore.

The relationship may still exist. The job may still exist. The business may still be profitable. The team may still technically be functioning. The identity may still fit on paper. But somewhere underneath all of that.. you already know something here is complete.

Anubis energy feels like discernment. What’s actually alive here? What’s already ended? What am I maintaining because it’s truly aligned.. and what am I maintaining because changing it would be painful, inconvenient, expensive or disruptive?

Personally, that might look like finally admitting an identity, relationship, or role doesn’t fit anymore. In business, it might look like realizing the brand you built a few years ago doesn’t reflect where you’re actually going now. Or that the team structure that got you here can’t take you there. Or that your offer makes money but drains the life out of you. Maybe you keep calling something a growth problem when really.. it’s an alignment problem.

And I don’t think Anubis always means burn the whole damn thing down. Sometimes the work is simply being willing to stop lying about what you can already see.

That’s the danger of the threshold too. We can sit there forever analyzing, preparing, receiving signs, talking about alignment, having meetings, journaling, researching, hiring consultants, asking for clarity.. knowing something feels off while still refusing to cross.

At some point, though, the guide can only take you so far.

There comes a point when knowing something has ended isn’t enough anymore. You have to let it end.

““When the Universe picks you and you put on the magic glasses, there are rules that go with them: You can never take them off, you never see things as they’re supposed to be, you see things as they are, and you can never force anyone else to wear them.””

— Dick Gregory

Osiris: The Dismemberment

This is where it gets a lil heavier. Osiris isn’t just death. His archetype carries dismemberment, reassembly and transformation, and I think that distinction matters because sometimes life isn’t asking you to improve what already exists. Sometimes life is taking the whole structure apart. The walls come down. The compartments stop comfortably holding. The identities that once made sense together start contradicting each other. And one of the questions I’ve found myself coming back to again and again is this:

Who are you when all of your compartment walls fall?

When all of those carefully separated rooms in your life can’t stay separate anymore.. can all of you actually exist in the spaces you keep choosing? Can your truth, your desires, your purpose, your values, your relationships, your work, and the person you’re becoming all breathe inside the same life? And if they can’t.. why the hell are you still choosing spaces that require parts of you to stay outside? C’mon. I know programming has asked most of us to wear masks or omit parts of ourselves at times in the name of self-protection or fitting in.. but this initiation asks us to cut the shit and become more whole.

This is Osiris work.

It’s the stripping away of identities and arrangements that once held us together long enough for us to figure out what and who is actually real underneath them. And dismemberment can feel like destruction at first because we get so used to confusing the configuration of our lives with the truth of who we are.

My relationship. My career. My title. My company. My reputation. My money. My family role. My wounds. My gifts. My spirituality. My usefulness to other people. We bundle all the shit together and call the bundle me.

Businesses do the same thing.

The logo. The offer. The audience. The founder. The pricing. The team structure. The “way we’ve always done things.” We bundle all of that together and call the bundle the brand.

Osiris separates the pieces, whether we like it or not.

Some things need to die completely. Some things come back in a different form. Some were never really ours to carry. Some were real.. but they were living inside structures that couldn’t support them indefinitely.

So the question starts shifting. Less, How do I preserve everything I built?
More, What’s actually worth carrying forward?

Sometimes resurrection is finally acknowledging what was essential.. and letting everything else stay buried.

Thoth: Turning Experience Into Wisdom

This is the part we love to skip, ain’t it? We talk all the time about death and rebirth, reinvention, transformation, pivots, becoming. But there’s a whole stretch of road between What the fuck just happened to me? and Okay.. I know how to move differently now.

That’s where I see Thoth. Thoth is wisdom, language, knowledge, reckoning, integration. It’s the part where we actually have to make meaning from what happened, because experience alone doesn’t make us wise.

You can leave one relationship and recreate the exact same dynamic in another. You can rebuild a company and recreate the exact same dysfunction with a different team. You can rebrand and never change the culture. You can change the website, the offer, the logo, the language.. and still carry the same bullshit into the next version.

You can have an ego death and rebuild the exact same ego with prettier spiritual words. Ask me how I know. 😂

Thoth asks you to actually study what happened. What did I know before I admitted I knew it? Where was intuition speaking.. and where was fear speaking? What kept repeating? What part of this was structural? What part was emotional? What needs language now? What needs a boundary? What needs a system? What needs to become practice instead of another realization I felt really deeply for two days and then forgot?

Ever looked up and wondered why tf you’re repeating the same cycles? Initiation without integration becomes repetition. And honestly.. I think that may be one of the most important pieces of the whole journey.

Thoth is where pain becomes intelligence, where experience becomes language, where chaos becomes pattern, where revelation becomes practice.

In business, this is where insight becomes infrastructure. Saying, “I need better boundaries” is awareness. Changing the client agreement is the integration. Realizing the team has no clarity is awareness. Actually redefining roles, structure, and decision making is integration. Knowing the brand feels disconnected is awareness. Getting clear on what you actually stand for.. strongly enough to build decisions around it.. that’s integration.

Only then are you really prepared to hold something different.

Horus: Embodied Sovereignty

Then we get to Horus. And this is where it starts getting real.

This isn’t I healed. It’s not I learned the lesson. Not even I know who I am.

Horus says, Alright - I can govern now.

I can govern my own energy. My impulses. My time. My resources. What enters my field. I can make decisions without abandoning myself in the process. I can hold power without needing to dominate anybody with it. I can actually live according to what I claim to know.

And in business, I can lead without constantly reacting. I can set direction without needing everybody to validate it. I can build systems that support the vision instead of using my nervous system to hold the whole damn thing together. I can make decisions that protect where we’re going.. even when those decisions are uncomfortable right now.

And suddenly the whole journey starts making a lot of damn sense.

Anubis gave you discernment. Osiris gave you depth. Thoth gave you understanding. Horus asks what the hell you’re going to do with all of it.

That’s where spirituality becomes embodiment.. where strategy becomes leadership. At some point, we have to stop endlessly becoming and actually start living as the person all of that becoming produced.

What Actually Awaits You in Horus?

It’s not perfection. It’s not some timeline where nothing hard ever happens again. And it’s not a business or brand where every decision suddenly becomes obvious. Authority is what happens, babe. The questions change.

It starts looking like:

Instead of Who’s choosing me? ..it becomes What am I choosing?

Instead of Do they recognize my value? ..it becomes Where does my value belong?

Instead of Will people understand the vision? ..it becomes Am I willing to lead it clearly?

Instead of Why did this happen to me? ..it becomes What have this experience, and the lessons I’ve taken from it, made me responsible for?

And instead of constantly asking Can I trust myself? ..at some point the answer becomes, I’ve got enough evidence to move, so I’m moving. That’s Horus energy to me.

Decision. Direction. Stewardship. Creation. Less fascination with potential. More willingness to actually occupy reality. I think that’s one of the hardest parts here because there can be a strange kind of safety in always being “in transformation.” You can keep healing, processing, evolving, refining the vision, restructuring. You may keep waiting for the next sign, or talking about what’s coming.. without ever actually taking the throne. Transformation can become just another place to hide if you’re not careful and honest with yourself.

At some point, sovereignty asks you to stop hiding behind the process and take responsibility for what the process produced.

Horus DoesN’t Erase the Underworld

This may be my favorite part, highkey. Horus doesn’t erase Osiris. Sovereignty doesn’t mean you’ll never enter another underworld. It means you learn how to descend without forgetting who the fuck you are.

You can move through darkness without making it your identity. You can lose something without losing yourself with it. You can question your life without immediately abandoning it. You can let something die without assuming that means you’re dying too. And the same is true in business. You can have a bad quarter without forgetting the vision and your ability to persevere. You can have a failed launch without deciding the whole idea was wrong. You can restructure without destroying the mission. You can lose a team member, change the offer, pivot the brand, close one chapter and still know what the work is really all about. You can let a structure die without losing the soul.

Horus carries what came before him. He doesn’t have authority because he avoided death. He has authority because death became part of his inheritance. And eventually.. another Anubis will show up. Another threshold will come.. another truth you can’t ignore anymore. Another version of yourself, your leadership, your work, your relationship, your business.. that’s reached completion.

The path is probably less like climbing a ladder and more like walking a spiral. Anubis → Osiris → Thoth → Horus → Anubis again. Only the next time you reach the threshold.. you know you’ve survived the crossing before. So you know how to let something end, how to examine the pieces, how to make wisdom from what happened. You know how to rebuild without recreating the exact same shit with a different suit on.

You know how to return to yourself.. over and over and over again.

This Is What Evolution Actually Looks Like

Perhaps evolution isn’t becoming somebody completely new every few years. Maybe it’s becoming increasingly whole.. embodied.. rooted. Maybe evolution and growth mean fewer compartments, fewer identities that can’t coexist, fewer spaces where some part of you has to stay hidden in order to maintain the arrangement.

In business.. maybe it means fewer contradictions between your values and your revenue, your vision and your systems, your external brand and your internal culture. Less fragmentation. More congruence.

More truth occupying the same body. More integrity occupying the same business. More of you able to exist inside the same life. Until eventually the question isn’t Who am I becoming? It’s Can I fully occupy who I already know myself to be? And for a business or a brand.. can what we say we are actually be felt in the way we operate?

That’s the throne Horus inherits.

The Hidden Cost of Awakening: Why Dissonance Is the Price of Awareness

“Gateway” - Pueblo, Colorado - May 2021

The Hidden Cost of Awakening:
Why Dissonance Is the Price of Awareness

Spiritual awakening is often painted as pure bliss.. golden light, peace, infinite clarity. What rarely gets spoken about is the weight that comes with it. It isn’t because the universe is cruel, but because awareness sharpens our senses and amplifies our responsibility.

When you wake up, you can’t unknow what you’ve seen. You can’t take the magic glasses off after putting them on. And that means every choice..from the thoughts you think, to the patterns you indulge, to the relationships you hold onto.. starts to vibrate differently.

Awareness Isn’t Punishment

Many people carry a quiet fear: If I know better and don’t always live aligned, am I doomed to suffer? I know I’ve had this thought personally. But..that’s not exactly how it works. There’s no cosmic punishment waiting around the corner. But there is a form of friction, and that friction is what I call the dissonance tax.

It’s not that you’re being punished. It’s that your system has evolved into higher resolution. Imagine switching from a fuzzy old TV to ultra-HD. The dust, the smudges, the imperfections were always there… you just have the vision to see them more clearly now.

The Real Trade-Off

• Ignorance feels easy because it numbs sensitivity. The consequences are still there, but duller, slower to register.

• Awareness feels sharp because it magnifies sensation. The body, mind, and soul now notice every little misalignment.

That sharpness is the cost, but it’s also the gift….because you now have the power to respond, recalibrate, and embody a new way of being.

Integration vs. Suffering

Awareness without integration leads to inner chaos. You see the patterns, but don’t embody the change. You feel the pull of higher alignment, but live in old choices. The result? Anxiety, shame, exhaustion, self-doubt.

Awareness with integration, however, births peace. It’s not about perfection. It’s about taking small, steady steps to live closer to what you already know.

• Awareness + denial = suffering.

• Awareness + embodiment = freedom.

Why the Dark Night Comes After the Light

Many of us experience a “dark night of the soul” after periods of great spiritual expansion. It feels like regression. Old habits, old partners, old ways of numbing come rushing back. But really, it’s like compost.

The light revealed hidden rooms in your psyche. Those rooms need cleaning, and the dark night is how that clearing unfolds. Just know that if you’ve been in a dark night (as I have), you didn’t lose your growth. You’re weaving it deeper..and deeper.

Releasing the Belief in Punishment

One of the heaviest limiting beliefs is: “If I’m aware but not fully embodied, I’ll be punished.”
The truth is gentler: the only punishment is the dissonance itself.

The more you resist integration, the louder the friction feels. The more you embody what you know, the more ease and flow return.

The Invitation of Awareness

Awareness doesn’t demand that you walk a razor’s edge forever. It invites you to learn how to dance barefoot on the path. Sensitive, yes. Careful, sometimes. But alive.. fully alive.

Takeaway: The cost of awakening isn’t eternal suffering. It’s the responsibility of resonance. Once you’ve tuned into higher frequencies, misaligned notes simply sound louder. That’s not a curse. It’s a compass.

If you’re walking this path and feeling the weight of dissonance in your body, relationships, or choices, know this: you don’t have to carry it alone. This is the work I hold space for…through moon circles, conscious coaching, energy healing and community rooted in real embodiment. If you’re ready to move from friction into flow, I’d love to walk with you. You can explore my offerings, from one-on-one support to group spaces here.

Go to Your Room: Creating a Space of Solace Within

If you’re like me, growing up, hearing “Go to your room!” wasn’t exactly a positive-feeling thing to hear from a parent. It was a phrase that, although not inherently good or bad, could sometime invoke feelings of being “bad” or shameful. Not only did it mean I was in trouble or on my parent’s nerves, but it also felt like I was being sent to away because I deserved to be alone, often creating a sense of abandonment or misunderstanding. Now, as a mom myself, I completely understand a parent’s need to de-stimulate and create space for that when children are not listening or there is a mismatch in energies. As kids though, we might’ve heard this phrase as a form of punishment, a way for our parents or caregivers to establish control and discipline. But what if, instead of being a punishment, we could take back that phrase and reframe it into something empowering? What if “Go to your room” could mean something entirely different—something that helps us create a sanctuary within our minds, a space of peace, calm, and solace to recalibrate our energy and emerge in a more regulated state?

In this post, we’re going to explore how you can use that childhood phrase to your advantage by creating your very own “room” within your mind—a space where you can retreat to when things feel chaotic or overwhelming. This “room” will not only help you find a sense of inner calm, but it can also ground you in the present moment, making it a sanctuary that you can return to whenever you need it most. Ready to turn “Go to your room” into something meaningful and healing? Let’s dive in.

“ “Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.””

— Carl Jung

The Power of Creating a Mental Space

The concept of a “mental room” might sound a little abstract, but I promise you, it’s a tool that can be incredibly effective when it comes to managing anxiety, overwhelm, or even just the general noise that comes with life. In our busy, fast-paced world, we can get caught up in the hustle of everything—work, family, personal responsibilities, self-care routines, social media, you name it. The noise from all of that can drown us out if we’re not careful.

So, what can we do when the overwhelm feels too much? How do we find stillness in a world that is always moving? By retreating to your own mental space, or your “room,” you can create a sanctuary that exists only in your mind. This sanctuary can act as your safe haven when things feel ungrounded or chaotic, and when you visit it, you’ll feel an immediate sense of relief and peace.

This space is not just for meditation (though it’s great for that), but also for any time you need to ground yourself. If you feel anxious, emotionally drained, or just generally unbalanced, your mental room can be the perfect escape. It’s a place where no one can disturb you, a space that exists solely for your healing and solace.

 How to Build Your Mental Space

Let’s talk about how to actually create this mental space. It’s simpler than you think, and with just a few tools, you can build it into something deeply soothing.

1. Begin with Your Breath

Before you even step foot into your mental space, it’s essential to start by grounding yourself with your breath. Our breath is one of the most powerful tools we have for calming the mind and body. So, take a deep breath in through your nose, hold it for a moment, and then exhale slowly. Do this several times, allowing your body to relax with each breath.

As you breathe (with eyes closed), start to visualize a door in front of you. This door represents the entrance to your inner sanctuary. Feel the sensation of it—whether it’s made of wood, glass, or stone, allow your mind to paint a vivid picture. Notice the details. Does it creak when you open it? Does the handle feel warm to the touch? Picture yourself stepping through that door, leaving behind the chaos and stepping into a space that’s just for you.

2. Engage All of Your Senses

One of the most powerful ways to build a mental sanctuary is by engaging all five of your senses. When you’re creating your room, think about what would make it feel real and immersive. Start with sight:

Sight: What does your room look like? Is it surrounded by nature, with sunlight streaming through the windows? Or is it more cozy, like a peaceful den with soft lighting? Maybe it’s a garden in your mind or a peaceful lakeside cabin. Paint a vivid picture in your mind and make it as detailed as possible. The more detailed it is, the more real it will feel.

Sound: What sounds fill the space? Is there the sound of a crackling fire, the gentle hum of nature, or soft music playing in the background? Perhaps it’s just the stillness, the quiet hum of your heartbeat. Focus on the calming sounds you can hear in your mental space.

Touch: What textures are around you? Maybe there’s a soft blanket you can wrap yourself in, or the cool stone of a fireplace surround. Feel the softness of your mental environment—the pillows, the floor beneath you, the calming touch of the air on your skin.

Smell: Now, bring in a scent. Perhaps it's the smell of fresh flowers, sandalwood incense, or the salty breeze from the ocean. The scent can be anything that makes you feel at peace, like lavender or fresh-cut grass. Notice how this smell helps you relax, grounding you even further into the present moment.

Taste: This one can be a little tricky to picture, but it’s just as important. Maybe there’s a warm cup of tea or coffee on the table in front of you, or you can taste the sweetness of a fruit in your mouth. It doesn’t need to be something literal, just something that makes you feel nourished and taken care of.

3. Use Your Room for Healing

Once you’ve built your mental space, you can begin to use it for healing and relaxation. Whenever you feel overwhelmed, anxious, or stressed, close your eyes and retreat to your room. Use the details you’ve created—the sights, sounds, smells, and sensations—to ground yourself in the moment. Take a few deep breaths, and allow your mind to settle.

You can also use your room for meditation. When you meditate, you are essentially bringing your attention to the present moment and calming the mental chatter. Your mental room can act as the perfect place to do this. If you’re someone who struggles to find peace during meditation, this space can serve as an anchor, a place you can always return to when your mind begins to wander.

Over time, this practice of visiting your mental room will become easier and more automatic. Just like you can physically return to your bedroom when you need rest, you can mentally return to your sanctuary whenever you need to recharge.

““The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.””

— Joseph Campbell

““The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.””

— Rumi

The Holistic Benefits of a Mental Space

Creating a mental room doesn’t just help when you’re feeling anxious or overwhelmed—it has several holistic benefits for your overall well-being.

Reduced Anxiety: By practicing mindfulness in your mental room, you give yourself a safe space to process emotions and calm your nervous system. You can also tap into your parasympathetic nervous system, which helps activate the “rest and digest” mode in your body, reducing feelings of anxiety.

Increased Grounding: Whenever we feel scattered or ungrounded, our mental room can act as a reminder to slow down, reconnect with ourselves, and recalibrate. By spending time in your sanctuary, you’re literally rewiring your brain to associate peace and relaxation with stillness, helping you build a more grounded presence in your everyday life.

Heightened Self-Awareness: The more time you spend in your mental room, the more connected you’ll become to your own inner wisdom. It’s a space for introspection, a space to process emotions and gain clarity on any challenges you may be facing.

Improved Focus: When you use your mental room as a tool to center yourself, you’ll find that you have better focus and concentration. This can be incredibly beneficial when you’re tackling big tasks or facing overwhelming situations.

Enhanced Emotional Resilience: By visiting your mental sanctuary regularly, you’ll develop a sense of emotional resilience. You’ll likely become better equipped to handle stressful situations because you always have a mental space to retreat to.

Wrapping Up

“Go to your room” may have once been a phrase associated with punishment or isolation, but it’s time to reclaim it. You have the power to create a safe and peaceful sanctuary within your own mind—a space you can return to whenever life feels too overwhelming. By engaging all your senses and creating a vivid mental space, you can unlock a deep sense of peace, calm, and grounding. So, next time you’re feeling ungrounded, overstimulated (my personal favorite) or generally anxious, remember: you always have a room to go to. And in that space, you can find solace, clarity, and healing.

9 Ways to Get a Jumpstart & Make 2025 Transformational

Some of us like to make vision boards, others write a list of “New Year’s Resolutions”. Regardless of your approach, this is a great time of year to sit down and reflect, to celebrate this year’s wins and to get crystal clear on changes you may want to make in the coming year. As I was reflecting myself, I jotted down 9 ways to get started now rather than waiting until January 1st to implement changes.

1) Curate your social media

Unfollow any pages that distract you, make you feel less than, or just aren’t in alignment with the life you desire. This includes celebs, gossip pages, and people from your hometown you don’t vibe with anymore. Instead, follow self-empowerment pages, wellness accounts, special interests, and growth-focused content. Engage with what inspires you so you see more of it.

2) Reprogram your algorithms

Start searching for positive content on social platforms and Google. Look up topics like self-care practices, morning and nighttime routines, holistic health tips, meditations, mindset shifts, fasting, and anything else that supports your growth. Let the ether know you’re making a shift. Remember, algorithms reflect what you think about, search for, and engage with—so make it good stuff.

3) Block the negativity

From weird energy to plain old drama and negativity - If someone or something consistently makes you feel bad or simply doesn’t sit well with you, unfollow or block them, or set firm boundaries. Period. Boundaries are key to a better life, and this includes digital spaces. If you feel guilty, remember: it’s not about being “nice”—it’s about protecting your peace. Choose YOU.

4) Clean House

Donate or toss items that no longer bring you joy. Deep clean. Take it on one room at a time. Scrub the tub, dust hard to reach places, wipe down door frames and window seals, clean out the fridge, toss expired pantry goods, organize closets, add decor and items that make you feel good, get some houseplants. To be frugal, you can ask friends for plant cuttings to propagate, and thrift used decor items that speak to you (be sure to cleanse before adding to your space). Smudge your home counter-clockwise with sage and clockwise palo santo, light an incense, and rearrange to get stagnant energy moving.

5) Assess Your Habits

Which of your habits are no longer serving your highest good? Cut ‘em out. Decide which positive habits you’d like to implement, and start now.. no need to wait for January. Adopt supportive habits like grounding outside, exercising, journaling, meditating, eating nourishing foods, stretching, and regularly reaching out to connect with loved ones. Focus on mastering one new habit at a time. They’re the foundation for creating the life you want. They’re the structure that supports your highest good even when you “don’t feel like it.” Discipline + consistency = transformation.

6) Create a feel-good playlist

Make a go-to soundtrack filled with uplifting songs or calming frequencies to listen to daily or when you need a little pick-me-up. Skip anything low-frequency (sorry, gotta let the sad R&B songs, shoot-up-the-opps rage rap and tear-in-my-beer country music go while you’re trying to elevate). Music has power—choose sounds that really lift your spirit and put you in a good mood.

7) Write affirmations

Craft 5-10 personal affirmations like “I am worthy of love and abundance” or powerful ASKfirmations like “Why am I so healthy?” “Why am I so peaceful?” and “How do joy and success always find me?” You get the gist. Now record yourself saying them. Play this anytime you need to remember who you are. Bonus points for listening to them daily just before bed and right after you wake up while your brain is still in theta.

8) Visualize the BAG

Come up with a BAG (Big Audacious Goal) you want to secure in 2025. Visualize your life with said BAG secured. Whether it’s financial freedom, a loving partner, a new creative endeavor, a move or more free time to pursue side quests, etc., your goal should align with your core values and beliefs. Then ask: who do I need to become to make this happen? Remember, we attract what we are and what we believe in, so focus on becoming that version of you now.

9) Practice gratitude daily

Shift your focus to the good in your life. Gratitude helps you see solutions and invites more blessings your way. Stop judging others and situations negatively. No more ruminating on problems and telling all your friends and family about them. Start appreciating what is working. Staying in a state of appreciation attracts even more into your life to be grateful for. Quantum physics backs this—what you focus on expands.

Ready to dive deep, create alignment & tap into abundance? Connect with me & let’s discuss ways we can work together!

Pluto in Aquarius: The Cosmic Revolution We’ve Been Waiting For

Exciting things are happening in the cosmos right now. For some, it will look/feel like disruption, and for others - pure liberation and deep transformation. In any case, this Pluto transit is major and bringing with it positive change and growth for both the collective and individual, no matter your zodiac placement.

Pluto in Aquarius: A Cosmic Revolution for Humanity and the Zodiac

When Pluto moves, it’s like the universe handing out cosmic eviction notices to old systems, patterns, and ways of being that just don’t work anymore. Pluto’s recent move into Aquarius (November 19th) for the first time in over two centuries, marking a 20-year cycle of radical truth, transformation and innovation. Are you ready to embrace the weird, the revolutionary, and the downright liberating? Let’s unpack what this transit means for the collective, the zodiac signs, and your personal spiritual glow-up.

Pluto in Aquarius: A Quick Overview

Pluto, the planet of transformation, power, and rebirth, spends around 20 years in each zodiac sign. It’s not about surface-level changes; it’s about *deep* shifts that uproot what’s outdated to create space for our growth and ascension.

Aquarius, the forward-thinking air sign, rules innovation, rebellion, and collective progress. When Pluto and Aquarius team up, you get a potent mix of dismantling hierarchies, embracing individuality, and building communities that prioritize equality and freedom.

The last time Pluto was in Aquarius (1778–1798), the world witnessed revolutionary upheavals, the birth of democracy, and the early sparks of the Industrial Revolution. Fast forward to now, as we’re looking at another era of profound change—think of recent technological breakthroughs, social justice movements, and a reimagining of how we live, work, and connect.

What Happened the Last Time Pluto Was in Aquarius?

A few ways Pluto in Aquarius shook things up during its last visit:

- The American and French Revolutions tore down monarchies and introduced democratic ideals that shaped modern governance.

- The Industrial Revolution began to transform economies with groundbreaking inventions like the steam engine.

- The Age of Enlightenment inspired revolutionary ideas about equality, freedom, and human rights.

- Early movements to abolish slavery and promote women’s rights gained momentum, laying the groundwork for future social progress.

History doesn’t repeat itself exactly, but it definitely rhymes. As Pluto take its twenty-year place in Aquarius (2024–2044), we’re already seeing echoes of this enlightening energy—technological leaps, global movements for justice, and a collective push for sustainable, equitable solutions for society.

How Pluto in Aquarius Will Impact the Zodiac Signs

Pluto’s intense energy will hit each zodiac sign a little differently. Here’s a breakdown of how you can expect your life to shift, grow, and transform over the next two decades.

Aries (March 21 – April 19):

Theme: Leadership and Community

Pluto is pushing you to lead with purpose and bring people together. It’s not just about blazing trails anymore—it’s about building something meaningful with others.

How to Align: Collaborate on projects that light you up and focus on long-term goals. Remember, true leadership is about lifting others as you rise.

Taurus (April 20 – May 20):

Theme: Career and Legacy

Your public image and career are in for a transformation. If your current path feels out of sync with your values, Pluto will nudge you (or shove you) toward something more authentic.

How to Align: Redefine what success means to you. Align your work with your soul’s purpose, even if it means letting go of outdated structures.

Gemini (May 21 – June 20):

Theme: Expansion and Knowledge

Pluto is opening doors to new ideas, philosophies, and experiences. It’s time to step out of your bubble and explore the world, both physically and intellectually.

How to Align: Dive into learning, travel, or spiritual practices. Say yes to experiences that broaden your perspective.

Cancer (June 21 – July 22):

Theme: Emotional Depth and Intimacy

Pluto is stirring up your emotional and financial foundations. This is your chance to heal old wounds and build stronger connections with yourself and others.

How to Align: Do the inner work—shadow work, therapy, journaling. Let go of fear around vulnerability and open up to deeper intimacy.

Leo (July 23 – August 22):

Theme: Relationships and Partnerships

Your connections are getting a cosmic makeover. Pluto will help you release toxic dynamics and attract partnerships that empower you.

How to Align: Set clear boundaries and focus on relationships that uplift and inspire you. Be open to growth, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Virgo (August 23 – September 22):

Theme: Health and Daily Routines

Pluto is transforming how you approach your day-to-day life. It’s time to build habits that nurture your physical and mental well-being.

How to Align: Simplify your routines and prioritize self-care. Balance productivity with rest—your well-being comes first.

Libra (September 23 – October 22):

Theme: Creativity and Self-Expression

Pluto wants you to embrace your creative genius and let your unique voice shine. This is your time to take risks and express yourself boldly.

How to Align: Start that passion project or share your art with the world. Forget perfection—just create.

Scorpio (October 23 – November 21):

Theme: Home and Emotional Foundations

Your home life and family dynamics are undergoing a deep transformation. Pluto is helping you build a space and support system that feels safe and nurturing.

How to Align: Declutter your space, release old family wounds, and create a sanctuary that reflects your inner peace.

Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21):

Theme: Communication and Ideas

Your voice is a powerful tool for change during this transit. Pluto is pushing you to share your truth and connect with others on a deeper level.

How to Align: Speak up, whether it’s through writing, teaching, or just honest conversations. Your ideas have the power to inspire.

Capricorn (December 22 – January 19):

Theme: Abundance and Self-Worth

Pluto is shifting your relationship with money and self-value. It’s time to release scarcity mindsets and embrace abundance.

How to Align: Create a financial plan that aligns with your goals. Invest in yourself and trust that you’re worthy of success.

Aquarius (January 20 – February 18):

Theme: Personal Transformation

This is your time, Aquarius. Pluto is helping you shed old identities and step into your authentic power. The world needs your unique brilliance.

How to Align: Embrace change, even when it feels uncomfortable. Let your individuality shine—you’re a leader for the future.

Pisces (February 19 – March 20):

Theme: Spiritual Awakening

Pluto is stirring up your subconscious and spiritual life. Dreams, intuition, and healing are front and center.

How to Align: Spend time in meditation, creative solitude, or exploring spiritual practices. Trust your inner wisdom.

How to Align With Pluto in Aquarius Energy

Here are a few tips for how to ride the Pluto-in-Aquarius wave like a pro:

1. Embrace Change: Resistance is futile. Let go of what no longer serves you.

2. Innovate: Experiment with technology and ideas that push you forward.

3. Connect: Build your tribe and focus on collective growth.

4. Do the Inner Work: Heal old wounds and release limiting beliefs.

5. Think Big: This is about progress for yourself *and* the greater good.

The Future Is Yours to Create

Pluto in Aquarius is about transformation on every level—personal, societal, and spiritual. It can bring turbulence if you’re not in full-surrender mode. My best advice for now and the coming years is to embrace transformation and allow old patterns, beliefs, relationships, jobs etc. that are no longer serving your highest good to fall away naturally. Don’t cling to anything the universe is trying to remove, because even uncomfortable or downright painful, it can only be for your highest good. Trust that next two decades will bring challenges, breakthroughs, and opportunities to evolve into your highest self. So buckle up, let your freak flag fly, and get ready to change your way of existing in this reality. The future is weird, wild, and yours to create.

Nurturing the Soul In Colder Months: Grounding and Creativity

As the chill settles in and the days get shorter, there’s a kind of quiet magic in the air—a call to go inward, rest, and create. Winter might be a season for slowing down, but it’s also a sacred time to nurture our inner divine creativity. Whether you’re cozied up in a home base or on the move like myself, here are some grounding activities, crafts, and homemaking rituals that invite warmth and wonder into your world during these colder months.

Embrace a Slow Morning Ritual Just for You

In the quiet of this season, starting our mornings slow can set the tone for a grounded day. If you’re lucky enough to have a little nook by a window, take a few moments to soak in the morning light while sipping a warm tea. It doesn’t have to be a big production—you can read a few chapters in an interesting book, grab a cozy blanket, maybe light a candle, and just let yourself *be*. Adding a few drops of an essential oil like cedarwood or an herbal medicine tincture can create a grounding atmosphere. As you sip your tea, take in deep nose breaths and express gratitude for whatever comes to mind. The emphasis should be on the breath and the feeling of gratitude, no matter what its tied to. These small rituals are like planting seeds for a positive, creative day ahead.

Create a Seasonal Altar or Sacred Space

Whether you’re parked in a van or tucked away in a home, setting up a small altar or sacred space can be a beautiful way to connect with the energy of fall/winter. Gather natural elements like pinecones, acorns, dried herbs, or crystals. You can use this space for grounding meditation or even as a place to journal or pull oracle cards. Make it reflect the energy you want to invite in—peace, creativity, balance. Even if it’s just a small corner, creating a little sanctuary can be a powerful anchor in the colder months. I do this even as I’m traveling, whether in a bnb, family’s home, tent etc. and it helps tremendously in keeping me grounded in myself.

Nature Walks & Winter Foraging

Just because it’s chilly doesn’t mean nature s off limits. Bundle up and get outside for a mindful walk. Collect interesting twigs, rocks, or fallen leaves for crafts or decorating. Winter has its own textures and colors if we slow down to notice them. Bringing natural finds back with you can lead to inspiration for creative projects or become grounding items on your altar.

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

DIY Natural Candle Making

Candles are a must for winter coziness. Try your hand at making your own natural beeswax candles infused with natural scents like pine, cinnamon, or clove. You don’t need a fancy setup. Get a simple candle-making kit, and add essential oils and natural decorations like dried herbs or tiny pinecones. Not only is this a great grounding craft, but it also feels amazing to light something you’ve created with intention.

Crochet, Knitting, or Weaving

If there’s ever a time to get cozy with yarn, it’s this time of year. Crochet, knitting, sewing, and weaving are all wonderful ways to unwind, stay present, and tap into that meditative flow of creativity. Don’t worry if you’re new to it; there are tons of beginner tutorials online. Start with something simple. Fiber crafts are perfect for creating something useful and warm, and they’re travel-friendly if you’re on the road.

Creative Journaling or Art

Set up a little creative corner with some of your favorite art supplies, a journal, or a sketchbook. Let this space be free of expectation—just a place to play and let your imagination wander. You can doodle, paint, or write poetry, whatever feels right. Keeping a journal by your side allows you to process, dream, and keep track of creative ideas and divine insights.

Practice Intentional Movement

When it’s cold, we might feel like staying wrapped in blankets, but even gentle movement can help us connect with our body and ground us. Try some gentle yoga flows, intuitive stretching, or even just putting on some music and swaying to it. Slow movements help us stay connected to ourselves, and if you’re somewhere with limited space, these can be easily done in a small area.

Bake Something Simple & Nourishing

Even if you’re in an RV with a tiny oven, baking can be a meditative act. Try a simple loaf of bread, muffins, or a small batch of cookies. It’s not about making something fancy—just the act of creating and enjoying something warm can be grounding and heartwarming. If you’re in a kitchen with limited supplies, you’d be surprised at the grounding energy that even a small skillet cornbread or a few spiced apples can bring.

Seasonal Decor & Simple Homemaking Touches

Adding touches of nature to your space brings warmth and a bit of magic to even the simplest setup. Use foraged branches, dried herbs, or winter flowers. They can be placed in a vase or even tied with twine and hung over a rear view mirror. If you’re nomadic, this can bring a sense of “home” wherever you are. These seasonal touches remind us that even as we wander, we can create spaces that feel sacred and aligned with our spirit.

Soulful Sounds

Whether you consider yourself musically inclined or not, you can bring soulful sounds into your space - aligning our emotional body with the external. I travel with a guitar I can barely play (as of now anyway), but you may prefer a singing bowl or steel tongue drum, or perhaps a harmonica. Even a small wind chime hanging on the porch or a soothing drum beat can help us stay in tune with our internal rhythm. Don’t be afraid of it not being good, just play. Make the sounds intuitively and see how you feel.

Embrace Reflection & Dreaming

Winter is also a powerful time for dreaming and reflection. Use this quiet period to journal on your intentions, dreams, inspired thoughts, and creative ideas. Let your imagination run wild with what you want to create, do, or explore. It’s a season for planting the seeds of what’s to come, so honor it by dreaming big.

There’s something deeply fulfilling about intentionally creating warmth and beauty, especially during the quiet of colder months. These grounding activities are a way to honor the season, our creative spark, and the beauty in slowing down. Take what resonates, let yourself be inspired, and trust that every small act of creativity is a step toward deeper connection with yourself.

Stay cozy, stay grounded, and let’s welcome the magic of this season together.

Wishing you love, light, wisdom and safe passage through the shadow season.

Embracing the Full Moon in Aries: A Journey of Surrender and Transformation

Embracing the Full Moon in Aries: A Journey of Surrender and Transformation

As the full moon rises on October 17, the vibrant energy of Aries ignites a powerful opportunity for transformation. This lunar phase is not just about illumination; it’s about shedding the old and embracing the new, pushing us toward our highest selves. It’s a time to reflect, surrender, and harness the intense energy of this fiery moon.

Surrendering to the Moon’s Energy

The full moon is a beacon of energy, illuminating all that has been hidden in the shadows. Aries, ruled by Mars, brings a rush of vitality and courage. It encourages us to confront our fears, let go of what no longer serves us, and embrace our authentic selves.

Surrendering means recognizing the parts of ourselves that we’ve outgrown—habits, beliefs, relationships, and fears. Take a moment to sit quietly under the moonlight. Breathe deeply and reflect on the aspects of your life that feel heavy or stagnant. What do you want to release? Allow the moon’s light to shine on those areas, illuminating what needs to be let go. Write it down, say it out loud, or simply envision it dissipating into the night sky.

Burying Your Past Self

Once you’ve identified what no longer serves you, it’s time to bury your past self. This isn’t just a symbolic gesture; it’s an act of empowerment. You can create a ritual to honor this transition. Consider writing a letter to your old self, expressing gratitude for the lessons learned but stating clearly that you’re ready to move forward.

Find a safe place to bury the letter or burn it (I’m fiery and a big fan of burning, but those with a lot of earth in their chart may prefer during), releasing the energy back to the universe to transmute. As you do this, visualize your old self fading away, creating space for the new you to emerge. Aries is a sign of action, so take this opportunity to act decisively. The full moon invites you to step into your power, igniting the fire within you to pursue your passions and dreams.

Remember that the universe already knows the desires of your heart, and focus with intent on what you are releasing from your life now..for good. It may be painful or unsettling at first, but deep down you know this is the shift to which you’re being called to surrender.

Stepping into Your Highest Self

With your past behind you, focus on who you want to become. What does your highest self look like? What dreams do you want to pursue? Aries encourages us to be bold, to take risks, and to chase our desires with fervor. Embrace this energy and let it fuel your aspirations.

In Conclusion

As you embrace the transformative energy of this full moon in Aries, remember that surrender is a powerful act of love for yourself. By letting go of your past self, you’re making room for growth, healing, and the manifestation of your highest self.

Under the glow of this bright full moon, trust in the journey ahead. Embrace your courage, honor your authenticity, and step boldly into the new chapter waiting for you. Let this full moon be a turning point—a reminder that you are capable of profound transformation when you align with the rhythms of nature and your own inner power.

Embrace the magic of the moment. Surrender, transform, and rise. 🌕✨

Empowerment Playlist - Motivation & Inspiration to Be the Best You

One of my private YouTube playlists filled with motivation and empowering videos that make me want to be a better me. I go back and re-listen to them often. We all need to be reminded sometimes of our greatness, and this contains plenty of self-empowerment GOLD. If you're new to a healing/self-improvement path, or even if you've been working on yourself for a while and need some great reminders, I encourage you to dive in and find some inspo that makes you want to dig in deep and keep going. YOU ARE CAPABLE OF LIVING THE LIFE OF YOUR DREAMS.

Rambling Hippie Empowerment Playlist

If you enjoy this playlist, let me know which are some of your favorite videos! I’ll add to this playlist periodically as I come across more aligned inspiration.

Complete Samadhi Series - Pt 1, II, and III

Samadhi, (Sanskrit: “total self-collectedness”) in Indian philosophy and religion, and particularly in Hinduism and Buddhism, the highest state of mental concentration or awareness that people can achieve while still bound to the body and which unites them with the highest reality.

Below is a link to the three part Samadhi series. If you are on a path of ascension, curious about consciousness or simply remembering the truth of oneness and who you are, these hold something beautiful for you.

Samadhi 3 Part Series on YouTube

Samadhi 1 – “Maya, the Illusion of the Self”

Samadhi Part 2 – "It's Not What You Think"

Samadhi Part 3 – “The Pathless Path”

This series can be found on Gaia and YouTube, and I recommend it to those just beginning a spiritual path or experiencing an awakening, and anyone who wants to learn more about spirituality and the nature of our reality. It will either blow the lid off of your preconceived notions about this life, or it will confirm all the things your inner being has already shown you.

If you enjoy this series, I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments here!