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Surrender is the simple but profound wisdom of yielding to rather than opposing the flow of life.
Eckhart Tolle
Hello Magical Reader✨What's going on in your world? The fall equinox has me feeling like a tree shaking its leaves off! The season is definitely changing. Fall feels like it’s forcing parts of me to fall away. The space left behind has felt relieving. And unsettling. And once again, I find myself at a familiar juncture. Wanting to control every outcome. Or surrender. Surrender doesn’t mean giving up. To me, in this moment, it means offering my micromanaging tendencies up to the Universe. Making room for life to figure itself out while I hang out and follow what feels interesting. No, I haven’t sailed off to Tahiti to live a life of solitude and coconuts. But I have decided to choose the present moment. To lean into delight. Creativity. Expression. To let go of specific outcomes. And to cradle my very fragile ego, reminding it that I embrace it as it is. Nothing else needs to happen for it to prove it’s enough. Lately, whenever I get sticky with something, I simply say: I surrender __ to the Universe. You know, the thing that feels like I could control it if I just tried a little harder. When the truth is, I have zero control over it. I exist where I am. Savoring the moment at hand. heart's inquiryWhere am I making my worth dependent on a particular outcome? What am I afraid will happen if I surrender? 🍂 Welcome to Libra season ~ happy birthday Libras! ♎️ 10/10/2026 🌑 New Moon in Libra 10/19/2026 🎙️ You Are Your Greatest Gift Returns 10/20/2026 ♏️ Scorpio Season Begins 10/24/2026 ☿ Mercury Retrograde Begins 10/25/2026 🌕 Full Moon in Taurus The Libra Season Homebody Horoscope lives here come closerMany of my heroes are authors. Last weekend, I got to experience and meet many of my favorites at the Hay House Empower Your Life event, celebrating what would have been Louise Hay's 100th birthday. The depth of what they shared. The breakthroughs I experienced. The group chat this introvert started with new friends. It was life-altering. It reminded me of the importance of doing things that shake up the day-to-day. Sometimes the experiences that take us outside our box reveal the most about who we are. |