we sang to hanuman in our powerful, beautiful magical healing song and mantra circle yesterday. Thank you all who are part of this circle, this community, you are my tribe. You are my song. As the New Moon in Taurus rises to meet us this weekend, we are invited into a quiet kind of power —
the grounded knowing that all things grow in time.
That beneath the surface, something is always becoming.
the grounded knowing that all things grow in time.
That beneath the surface, something is always becoming.
This moon doesn’t shout.
It asks.
What intentions are ready to be sown?
What values long to root more deeply in your life?
What does your inner garden need to truly flourish?
It asks.
What intentions are ready to be sown?
What values long to root more deeply in your life?
What does your inner garden need to truly flourish?
And just like that, we find ourselves once again in the company of devotion —
this time, through the mythic presence of Hanuman.
The monkey god who leapt oceans not for glory, but for love.
Who forgot his strength until he remembered his purpose.
And once remembered, moved with unstoppable grace.
this time, through the mythic presence of Hanuman.
The monkey god who leapt oceans not for glory, but for love.
Who forgot his strength until he remembered his purpose.
And once remembered, moved with unstoppable grace.
Let this be a moment to remember your own reasons.
To pause not in waiting, but in trust.
The final Sutra — Yoga Sutra 4.34 — still lingers gently at the threshold.
Not forgotten. Not rushed.
But held with care, like breath before the exhale,
like new roots gathering their strength before they rise.
To pause not in waiting, but in trust.
The final Sutra — Yoga Sutra 4.34 — still lingers gently at the threshold.
Not forgotten. Not rushed.
But held with care, like breath before the exhale,
like new roots gathering their strength before they rise.
So today, we return to the heart.
To the courage of love,
and the sacred rhythm of beginning again.
To the courage of love,
and the sacred rhythm of beginning again.
“And so… we open this circle.”
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