Send us a text A man learns to see without eyes—and discovers that vision without intention is just another way to feel empty. We use Henry Sugar’s whimsical, razor-sharp journey to talk about what actually makes intuition reliable: disciplined practice, honest motives, and the slow work of integration. From the candle-flame technique to the crash of post-achievement emptiness, we trace how unhealed parts can hijack even the most impressive gifts, and why clarity begins when we name our why. ...
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Send us a text A man learns to see without eyes—and discovers that vision without intention is just another way to feel empty. We use Henry Sugar’s whimsical, razor-sharp journey to talk about what actually makes intuition reliable: disciplined practice, honest motives, and the slow work of integration. From the candle-flame technique to the crash of post-achievement emptiness, we trace how unhealed parts can hijack even the most impressive gifts, and why clarity begins when we name our why. ...
Cupped Hands, Open Hearts: Full Moon Wisdom Before the Solstice
Blooming Wand
20 minutes
7 months ago
Cupped Hands, Open Hearts: Full Moon Wisdom Before the Solstice
Send us a text Between the luminous full moon of June 11th and the radiant summer solstice lies a magical threshold brimming with potential for emotional renewal and spiritual insight. Drawing the Ace of Cups from the Lightseer's Tarot reveals a powerful message perfectly aligned with this cosmic moment: it's time to fill your own cup first. This card's symbolism couldn't be more perfect - a chalice radiating divine light, simultaneously receiving and offering cosmic energy. It speaks to our...
Blooming Wand
Send us a text A man learns to see without eyes—and discovers that vision without intention is just another way to feel empty. We use Henry Sugar’s whimsical, razor-sharp journey to talk about what actually makes intuition reliable: disciplined practice, honest motives, and the slow work of integration. From the candle-flame technique to the crash of post-achievement emptiness, we trace how unhealed parts can hijack even the most impressive gifts, and why clarity begins when we name our why. ...
