Take some time Archives

Beltane is a time to celebrate all the pleasures in being alive.

Your busy, I know, we all are – it’s a cultural thing, lol.

But to take time to absorb the energies of the celebrations, to explore yourself is powerful!

And it makes your soul really happy!

So grab your journal & spend some time in self-reflection at this powerful seasonal time.

Here are some wonderful questions to ask yourself at this time of year …

1. What is bringing you great joy right now?

2. What currently lights your spirit up? What do you feel inspired to devote your spring energy toward?

3. Do you feel connected with your sexual energy? Do you connect with that side of yourself? How can you connect more deeply with that part of you?

4. What parts of yourself do you feel most confident about? Where do you need to boost your self-confidence?

5. What intentions do you want to plant for the coming weeks & months? What do you hope to grow in your life? What do you want to harvest in the fall?

Gather together some small pots, peat pods and seeds of choice (I personally am going to work with herbs), your journal, paper and a pen and a lovely candle.

Find some time in your day where you have the space to go inward and get really intentional.

Read Code of the Seeds.

Light your candle and take 10 – 20 minutes to write in your journal (or BOS) about the seeds you want to plant with intention, integrity and faith.

What do you want to see thriving, growing and blossoming in your life?

When you’ve completed your writing exercise, take your pieces of paper and write each of these intentions on a separate piece of paper.

Then play in the dirt!

Take one of your intentions and put it at the bottom of your little pot, pour dirt over top and plant your seed of choice.

Whisper a little blessing (AIR) , pat the EARTH gently, give it a luscious drink of water and put it somewhere where the sun can daily kiss it.

Then when you’ve planted as many seeds as you want to, offer up thanks to the Divine, give yourself a huge hug, blow out your candle and have faith that your seeds will flourish as will you.

How did this feel?

What seeds did you plant literally and figuratively?