We find ourselves in the middle of winter, a long period of cold and rest. Last month was about starting that fire within, sowing the seeds for the long growing period ahead. Now we must stoke the fire and feed the seeds with what will actually allow them to grow. Nurture those intentions and manifestations with habits, mindsets, and actions that will truly foster growth and expansion.
What do I truly wish I had time for?
Where are the time traps in my life? What do I spend too much time doing? What yields no return on that investment of time?
Why am I saying "I don't have time for that"? Do I truly want it, or is it something that I feel that I "should" be doing because of outside expectations from others or my own ego?
What small steps can I do every day that it would be silly if I couldn't do? (ie. one minute of deep breathing vs. "I must meditate for 20 minutes each day")
Little by little gathers much.
Instant gratification is a lie. In growing a garden from seed, we learn that seeds sown do not bloom the next day. We cannot harvest from what we have just planted. We need to have patience and nurture the plant before we can even begin to think of what we may receive in return.Take time this month to ask yourself these questions.
Journal about it, speak about it, record yourself in order for you to look back and see your intentions and how you have grown.What do I truly wish I had time for?
Where are the time traps in my life? What do I spend too much time doing? What yields no return on that investment of time?
Why am I saying "I don't have time for that"? Do I truly want it, or is it something that I feel that I "should" be doing because of outside expectations from others or my own ego?
What small steps can I do every day that it would be silly if I couldn't do? (ie. one minute of deep breathing vs. "I must meditate for 20 minutes each day")
This calendar is based on the lunar phases according to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), so you’ll have to find out how that relates to your own time zone. It shouldn't differ too much, most likely only by a few hours, so most of the dates should be correct for you. I figured this would be the fairest way to present the calendar since there are witches here from across the globe!
I hope you enjoy and please let me know if you have any suggestions for what to include in the next calendars, or if there are any specific naming conventions you’d like me to follow for other versions of the “moonthly” calendar! I’m not too familiar with many of the other names, and the cultures they’re originated from, so if you have any info or suggestions, I’d love to see!
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