A new year tempts us to sprint, yet the deeper wisdom of this season invites a clean sweep and a slower breath.

The Akashic energy coming through points to fresh space rather than frantic motion: a brand new page, dusted corners, air that feels clear and bright. That image matters because it reframes progress as release. Before we stack goals, we unstack what weighs us down: unresolved conversations, lingering resentments, and the subtle film of emotional clutter that dulls our inner light. This is not drama or force; it is sincere tidying of the heart. When we create clean space, we can finally hear what we truly want to invite next.

Weekly Energy: Encompass: Finding Stability and Circles of Support

The week arrives with a surprising softness, like a circle closing around us without squeezing.

The theme is encompass: a felt sense of being held by life, stabilized by what surrounds us, and strengthened by the systems, places, and people that nourish our days.

Rather than pushing outcomes, we’re invited to notice the ring of mountains around our inner landscape—home routines, conversations, movement, and mental patterns—and ask whether they support the life we want to live.

November Weekly Energy: Preserve What Matters

The most striking message from this week’s Akashic Records reading arrived as a single, glowing word: preserve.

It surfaced through playful yet pointed imagery—a jar of jelly, a life preserver, and the word itself written bold. That trio set the tone for a guidance thread that moves from the ethereal to the practical. We’re encouraged to locate what still holds deep value when the outside world feels loud and unstable. That might be joy, family, sanctuary, creative purpose, or spiritual calling.

The invitation is to name those values without haste, then decide what must be protected so they do not fray under pressure. Preservation here is not clinging, but caring: a mindful act that keeps essence intact as form evolves.

Navigating Spiritual Awakenings

A spiritual awakening could also be called a disruption of consciousness, or an awakening of consciousness.

Imagine that you have a certain view in which you see the world, that has developed over time by what you’ve been taught, what you understand to be true, and what you have experienced for yourself.

In a sense, you might think of this as anchoring yourself to the things that feel true for you and certain. When we anchor to ourselves to things that feel certain for us - without even knowing that we're doing it - we have created a set point that helps center us.…