April Vibes

There’s a new moon Tomorrow. A chance to solidify how we want to actively step into our highest timeline. The energies of our sun and cosmic families are already tearing away connections that won’t serve where we’re headed.

You’ve probably been noticing obstacles and blocks popping up all over the place, likely presenting as challenges or frustrations seemingly out of no where. The Tower has been present in almost every reading I’ve done this week.

We are invited in these moments to be with our whole selves in the present moment. Allowing what Is to simply Be. Big energy is moving through us, around us, before and after us, converging within our electric body/spirit/aura/energy field/however you call it. I feel my conduits strongly in my solar plexus (just below my ribcage) and at the sacral (right in my belly). Often it feels like tv static, pixellated rain moving through my system and literally upgrading the program in my cells, my inner biomes shifting and upgrading with this energy.

New Moons are powerful portals for intention setting. I find them beautiful opportunities to regroup with my spiritual team and purposely declare my growth priorities for the new cycle. In contrast, Full Moons are my opportunity to thank my team and reflect on the progress from my declarations, pivot, and continue to grow until the cycle renews.

Take this opportunity to ground with nature, whichever element works best for you! I‘m deeply connected to earth and love grounding with trees and dirt, sometimes I just play with my houseplants. Water connections could look like swimming, walking or sitting by a stream or other body of water, taking a bath or shower, washing hands, or blessing drinking water. Fire could be a candle, warm and coziness, cooking, campfire, or heavy exercise. Finding a connection with air could be riding your bike or running to feel the wind, driving with the windows open, or climbing a tower or mountain to reach the summit, sitting with a fan, playing with feathers or fans.

Regulating the nervous system is crucial if we want to continue to expand into new spaces. Change is inherently dysregulating, growth even more so. The best part, though, is we have the choice to practice self regulation and improve that skill. By continuing our regulation practices to self soothe and return to the peace and joy within our own bodies, we can move into these expansive and new unknowns with more and more grace. This practice and grace continue to evolve until it feels more natural to stop and regulate when confronted with change than to dig in your heels and stop yourself from growing.

Each of us have this power, this potential.

You got this!

<3 Ell