February is a “9” universal month [2 (February) + 7 (2023) = 9] in a “7” universal year. The number 9 represents transitions and endings – it encapsulates the idea that “what comes around, goes around”: as we finish something, … Continued
Here we are in dreary January (again). The days are short and there is nothing left but monochrome colors. All life seems to have been skimmed off of the world – or at least all of the serotonin. I’m SAD … Continued
Part of my personal superstition about the new year is that what I do on the first of January will have an impact on the entirety of the year ahead. With that in mind, my partner and I knew that … Continued
January is an “8” Universal Month [1 (January) + 7 (2023) = 8] in a “7” Universal Year. 8 is an upright infinity symbol, also known as the ouroboros; it represents that path that we travel in our lives … Continued
The four elements and the concepts of Energetics run consistently through the framework of much of the Western magic systems but it’s something that is often overlooked. Suppose rather than relegating the elements to something that we call upon ritualistically … Continued
The last of the leaves fell from the trees late last week. They raced across the ground for a couple of days on the cold November winds and sounded like old bones coming back to life. Then, yesterday morning, the … Continued
November is an “8” universal month [11 (November) +6 (2022) = 17 = 1+7=8] in a “6” universal year. The numerology of 8 can be found within its shape – if you turn an 8 onto its side, it becomes … Continued
October is a “7” Universal Month [10 (October) +6 (2022) = 16 = 1+6 =7] in a “6” Universal Year. This will give us a preview of 2023 which will be a “7” universal year. The number “7” is the … Continued
September is a “6” Universal Month [9 (September) + 6 (2022) = 15 = 1+5=6] in a “6” universal year. The number 6 is all about striving for balance and harmony and you will see this general energy reflected throughout … Continued
At the end of August last year, I shared a post about the varying ways that I use the overabundance of tomatoes that inevitably flood into my life at the end of summer here in the Northeast. My partner and … Continued