Tag Archives: Spiritual Practices

A Pre-Equinox Ritual for Setting Intentions Before the Shift

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Tomorrow marks the Autumnal Equinox and, in Western astrology, the start of Libra season. Today offers a chance to pause and consider what you want to carry into this new season.

A pre-equinox ritual doesn’t need to be elaborate. A few quiet minutes, a notebook, and one honest intention can help you approach the transition with more clarity.

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Throat Chakra Work for Learning to Speak Honestly

Chiron, often called the “wounded healer” in astrology, moves back into Aries while retrograde this week. It’s a fitting moment to revisit an old question: Where have I learned to make myself smaller?

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Comfort Objects and Psychic Protection: What Folklore Says

Almost everyone has an object they reach for without quite knowing why: a specific blanket, a piece of jewelry, something kept in a pocket. Older folklore around psychic protection has a lot to say about exactly this instinct.

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Journaling as Divination: How Writing Something Down Becomes Its Own Reading

International Literacy Day is a natural tie-in for a practice that doesn’t always get grouped with tarot or astrology: journaling. Writing something down is its own kind of divination, whether or not you think of it that way yet.

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Why Rest Counts as a Spiritual Act, Even in Detail-Driven Virgo Season

Virgo season has a productive, list-making reputation, which can make rest feel like it’s working against the grain of the month. It isn’t. Your body needs rest regardless of what season is asking you to optimize.

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Giving as a Spiritual Practice: What Generosity Reveals About You

International Day of Charity is a good day to treat giving as its own spiritual practice rather than simply a line item on your to-do list. Generosity can be an expression of compassion, gratitude, connection, and even self-awareness.

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