On endings that are actually beginnings We've been thinking about fields lately. Not metaphorically, at first — just actual fields, the kind that get worked all season and then, one day, are simply ready. Nobody negotiates with a field. It tells you when it's time, and you either listen or you watch things go to seed on their own. We think August is telling us something similar this year. We're still standing in the last of summer's fire as the month opens — that warm, unguar

There is a common belief in our culture that healing is something we must do alone. We buy another book. Listen to another podcast. Download another meditation. We tell ourselves that if we just learn enough, meditate enough, or become "better" somehow, eventually we'll feel whole. While solitude is a sacred part of every healing journey, it is only one part. The truth is, humans were never designed to heal in isolation. From the beginning of time, people gathered in circles.

Full Moon in Capricorn — Monday, June 29, 2026 There is a particular sweetness to this month's full moon, and it is no accident that the old ones named it for the strawberry. When the wild fruit ripens in early summer, it does not announce itself loudly. It simply arrives — soft, red, ready — at the precise moment the season turns toward warmth and abundance. The Strawberry Moon asks us to notice the same thing in our own lives: what has quietly come to fruition while I was b

Tonight the Moon slips into the dark and meets the Sun at 24 degrees of Gemini. There's nothing to see when you look up — the Moon is invisible, tucked into the Sun's light — and yet this is the moment the whole lunar cycle begins again. A clean page. A held breath before the inhale. This one carries a little extra weight, too. It's a Super New Moon, the closest the Moon comes to us all year, which means its pull is stronger and the reset can feel more pronounced. If you've b

Once a year, the sun reaches as high as it will ever climb and holds there, reluctant to set, gilding the evening long past its usual hour. The day stretches open. The light refuses to hurry. And the whole earth seems to lean into a single, wordless question: will you stay open too? This is the Summer Solstice. It is the longest day, yes — but it is also something the body recognizes before the mind does. It is a turning point. A threshold of warmth and fullness. And beneath

May 31, 2026 · A deviSol Connection Reflection The sky is doing something rare for us. May opened with a full moon on the 1st, and it closes with a second one on May 31 — and that second full moon in a single month is what we call a Blue Moon. It only graces us every two to three years, which is exactly where the saying "once in a blue moon" comes from. This one rises in adventurous, truth-seeking Sagittarius, peaking at 4:45 AM ET. Sit with that for a moment. The universe bo