On the twelfth of August 2026 the Moon will pass in front of the Sun and, for a few minutes, turn day into an eerie dusk. I write birth charts from the south of Spain and this one is close to home in the most literal way. The path of totality crosses northern Spain near sunset so a good part of my own country will watch the Sun go dark low on the western horizon.
Learning to Shout
I joined three breathwork sessions — one dynamic and two shamanic, one a day. Drumming music played during the shamanic session increased my self-awareness, while free body movement during the dynamic session felt as if releasing my emotions. Before joining breathwork, I expected it would help reset the rhythm of my mind. But surprisingly, they showed me more than just peace. Especially the first session—it awakened me.
Convergence: Seeing The Windows Of Opportunity
Whether you are looking to start a new business or seeking a new career, understanding the dynamics of convergence is very empowering.
The Feeling That You’re Meant to Contribute to Something Much Bigger
The sensation that you’re meant to contribute to something much bigger is more than an abstract daydream; it’s an invitation to align your daily actions with a deeper, collective narrative. By recognizing the signs, confronting obstacles, and taking purposeful steps, you transform a fleeting feeling into a lasting impact.
When Personal Growth and Parenthood Move Forward Together
In this article, we take a look at how you can dedicate yourself to family while still acknowledging your needs as a human.
Don’t Tell Me This Is It?
If you were not like anyone else then you were the enemy. You would be destroyed . If not physically, then mentally. You were incapable of living your true life as you hoped but lived in constant fear that you would be found out.
Beyond the Finish Line: What It Means to Compete with Compassion
Competition is a big part of life from the time you’re a child until the day you retire. It’s a natural part of being a human, and competition is encouraged from an early age in many cultures. However, competition without compassion has the potential for negative and disappointing outcomes.
Where Art Begins in Silence: How Meditation Shapes Creativity
Creativity doesn’t always come from effort — sometimes it rises when we become still enough to hear it. Meditation has taught me that inspiration isn’t hunted or forced. It arrives quietly, in the spaces where thought softens and the imagination finally feels safe to speak.
Care That Connects: Remembering What Makes Us Human
Ultimately, cultivating a culture of care is about recognizing that our collective well-being is inextricably linked to our capacity for compassion and the deeply human act of looking after one another.
How I Turned Poetry into a Paycheck
She dropped out of college. Picked up a pen. And built a healing business from scratch. Andrea Augustus shares how poetry became her paycheck—and her purpose.
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