Last night, I had a dream.Someone came to me and said softly, “Maybe you need to do some shadow work.”I remember turning to them and replying, “It’s not always the way.”Even as I woke, those words lingered.Because somewhere along this collective path of healing, we’ve started to believe that enlightenment only lives in our pain… that if we’re not constantly unpacking our wounds, we’re avoiding our growth.But what if that’s not true? What if sometimes healing is lighter than we think?Let’s dive into that.

The first card, Five of Wands reversed, tells us that the chaos we’ve been wrestling with is beginning to settle. Earlier in the year, many have felt tangled in conflict not necessarily with others, but within themselves. Competing desires, clashing priorities, too many voices telling us how to live, think, or move forward.

There’s something sacred about the way the air changes this time of year.The light softens, the mornings feel like whispers, and the trees seem to exhale letting their gold and crimson drift to the earth in quiet surrender.

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Hi beautiful soul,

As the air cools and the first leaves begin to change, there’s a natural rhythm that draws us inward. Fall has a way of inviting reflection and preparation both practical and soulful. It’s the season of gathering sweaters, making soups, lighting candles, and slowing down after summer’s intensity. When we turn to the cards to guide us into this seasonal shift, three step forward: The Fool, the Nine of Cups, and the Six of Cups. Together, they weave a beautiful message about how to move gracefully into autumn.