07/15/2026
Good evening, Besties đâš
Thank you for joining đ«đ«đ«
Tonightâs invitation: take some time for yourself to slow down and honor everything that brings you some happiness
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See you all next Wednesday, same time, same heart, new chapter for us all đ€
Cards
1. Loosen Your Grip
Coping mechanisms. Density. Addiction.
Let God in. Weâre cyclic beings, and Mother Earth teaches us how to be human every day with the coming and going of the tides and the seasons. If youâre clinging to anything, youâre resisting the natural flow of who you are. The things we cling to are those we most need to let go of: the food, the substances, the relationship, the job, the people-pleasingâŠ
The things we cling to often cover up our most vulnerable space â the part weâre most afraid to leave empty; the part we guard and donât let God into. But by keeping that space covered with something that doesnât serve us, or clinging to it for fear of it not staying of its own accord, we prevent ourselves from receiving the things that will. A Course in Miracles tells us: âWhatever we leave empty, grace will fill.â And the Buddha said: âYou can only lose what you cling to.â Indeed, both are true.
If this card appears, youâre being called to find the courage to loosen your grip and give up control. To release your coping mechanisms and leave space for grace and God to enter. To surrender all that feels dense to the divine.
Loosening your grip doesnât mean that what youâre clinging to will go away. It may. Or it might stay. But you can be sure that what is for you, will find you. And youâll breathe easier knowing that youâve shifted from relying on your own strength to surrendering to the grace of life.
2. Water Your Garden
Nourishment. Body care. Tenderness. Rest.
Earth is a seasonal planet and as such, youâre a seasonal being. Cyclic. You canât be âonâ and in âfull bloomâ month after month, day after day after day. Youâre strongly being called to put on the brakes, rest, and refuel. To take a moment to restock and replenish, and slow right on down.
Your body is the only body youâre given, and it needs to be respected as such. Youâre being called to take responsibility for your wellbeing, to put your health and body first. I know it can feel like timeâs running out and as if there are urgent things that simply canât wait. However, if you keep pushing on, soon fatigue will set in.
This way of living isnât sustainable. If anyone continues to race through life, eventually exhaustion will set in and itâll take longer to recover than it would have done to rest. Immune system disorders and mystery illnesses are becoming more common because weâre putting too much pressure on our bodies to keep up with the instantaneous pace of modern life.
How are you being called to put on the brakes? To rest, restore, and rejuvenate? When was the last time you took a holiday, or had a full weekend, day, or afternoon off? Look after your precious body and mind. Give yourself enough time to recover when you find yourself running on your reserves. There is enough time. Life will bend toward you when you do.
3. The Cosmic Heart
Devotion. Potency. Make your life a moving prayer.
When you surrender to a state of devotion, you find yourself flowing with all of life. Youâre being called to refocus your attention deep within: to the intelligence of your own heart. To bow with deep reverence to your Inner Temple. To live your life in devotion to this place. To make your life one big moving prayer.
Perhaps youâve felt a bit off kilter lately, sensing that the potency of why youâre doing things has gotten a little watered down or weak? Perhaps youâve forgotten what made you start doing them in the first place? If so, this is your call to take a moment and reconnect with the truth at the very center of your heart. To reconnect with the very center point of your heart. To get back to the essence of what youâre about. To devote your life to what you care most about. To turn your gaze deep deep deep deep.
There are seasons for harvesting and seasons for sowing. Right now, youâre being called to plant your soulâs seeds and sing to them with deep devotion. To feed them with the sweet waters of your own soul. To lose yourself in the potency of what it is that most expands your heart. To live your life according to what makes you come alive, rather than what everyone else thinks. To make your life one big moving prayer.
Crystals
Top Stone - Flower Jasper
Some stones feel nurturing without being passive. Flower jasper is one of those.
This variety of jasper forms through slow mineral deposition, creating natural orbicular or floral patterns caused by shifts in pressure, chemistry, and time. Those âflowersâ arenât decorative, theyâre visual records of growth under changing conditions, which is why flower jasper is often associated with resilience and emotional development.
Emotionally, flower jasper is used to support gentle healing after burnout, emotional neglect, or long periods of self-sacrifice. Itâs known for encouraging patience with the healing process and helping people reconnect with joy without forcing positivity.
Thereâs also a grounding element here. Jasper is a dense, stabilizing stone, and emotionally itâs often linked to safety, embodiment, and consistency. Combined with soft pinks, creams, and earthy tones, colors associated in psychology with comfort and emotional openness, flower jasper supports feelings of being held rather than pushed.
Flower jasper doesnât rush growth. It reminds you that blooming happens when the environment is safe enough.
A stone for emotional renewal, self-compassion, and steady healing đž
Bottom Stone - Honey Agate
Some stones feel warm in a quiet, grounding way. Honey agate is one of them.
This banded variety of agate forms through slow silica layering inside volcanic rock, creating natural bands that reflect stability, patience, and endurance. That gradual formation is why honey agate is often associated with emotional grounding and long-term inner balance rather than quick emotional shifts.
Emotionally, honey agate is commonly used to support self-confidence, emotional security, and decision-making during uncertain periods. Itâs thought to help stabilize fluctuating emotions and encourage trust in oneâs own judgment, especially when fear or self-doubt cloud clarity.
Its golden, honey-toned hues also matter. In color psychology, warm ambers and yellows are linked to optimism, motivation, and emotional warmth. Honey agate carries that energy in a softer, more grounded way, less stimulation, more reassurance.
Honey agate doesnât energize through pressure. It builds confidence slowly, from the inside out.
A stone for emotional stability, grounded courage, and steady inner strength âš
