There's something uniquely special about spring. New beginnings, revivals, and rebirth are just some of the prevalent themes. Since there has been a lot of intense and unpredictable energy whipping around these days in the aftermath of the Storm Moon/lunar eclipse, followed quickly by Mercury in retrograde, this could be a good time to pause before diving into that new project or adventure. 

Slow and Steady Wins the Race

Communication and travel plans could get wonky until April 7th, as well. So it might be more beneficial to approach new things slowly, with consideration and care. Ask, "Is this really good for me right now?" "Can it wait?" Think baby steps. Cleaning up a room closet or basement are good, slow spring cleaning projects. So is treating yourself to a new homemade facial mask, or bubble bath mixture. Likewise, experimenting with a new recipe that might require more care while listening to some peaceful classical music would be an excellent choice. Take the time to journal and reflect on the things you would like to accomplish between now and the Summer Solstice. That way you can plan with focus and intent.

Birds of a Feather and Art

Laury Christian Post returns to celebrate the Spring Equinox with us on our podcast, "Women Who Howl at the Moon," and has several positive things to howl about and share, regarding her RavenRock Healing Arts studio. As always, look for the hopeful signs of nature changing course for the better: robins, bunnies, and buds on trees, and plants starting to sprout from the earth. Mediate on those, and don't forget to breathe...