Resend: The Wk of 8/6/26 Free Treats & a Pause

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Hello dear ones!

Well. Every astrologer I know is having a field day right now with all that is going on in our sky/cosmos. I wonder how you all are faring. As good as possible I hope. I’m sending you here a brief note (with treats), an awesome podcast and some words that I feel may be a balm for a larger theme I feel is up for review for many of us.

So first, your treats:

I’m offering two free Quantum Wellness sessions (see my site for some hints as to what these sessions entail) either for you or for someone you know who is in need of some soul support. If you’re interested, email me a couple of sentences as to by this would be supportive for you/a loved one. I’ll toss your names in a hat and let the invisible divine forces of the world do the final choosing. & for all “runner’s up” I’ve got another something special that I’m running for a limited time that I’ll offer to you.

& the pause:

I got an internal signal to pause this newsletter for a bit as I generate some new ideas and offerings. At the very least I may just make it a bi-monthly thing for now. Always feel free to reach out if you are needing a kind word or some support.

Lastly, I told classes last week that I really wanted to share a fantastic podcast that I had recently heard. This woman is incredibly tuned in yet couldn’t be more down to earth. And her stories are really unbelievable. I was on the edge of my seat listening. So, if you’re intrigued, that’s below.

Squeezes. & you’ll be hearing from me again soon enough.

Ek

ps, see some of you soon:

Thursdays, 3 PM FLOW, and…

also  4:30 pm Flow & Chill at Flow Yoga North Loop (5501N Lamar Blvd)

(**always check Flow Yoga North Loop & Westgate online class schedules for last minute schedule changes. Also, last minute sub opportunities arrive throughout the week that I cover).

I heard the following this week, and it resonated with what I have been feeling on and off and on and off again. I’ve heard from many of you too who have felt similarly. If it’s too long, read the highlighted part only, perhaps, if you just need a tid bit of a lil somethin somethin. If you’re more science-minded, replace that historically loaded word “God” with Participatory Universe (which it is). Or whatever word/phrase you use to stand for a/The Higher Creative Intelligence of All That Is.

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By author Karin Hadadan:

So everyone that I know right now is going through the biggest test of their life. Like every woman especially. Left and right they’re being given opportunities to either contract and play small and go back to safety, or be brave and courageous and expand their vessel to actually receive the blessing that God wants to give them. Myself included. I want to read an excerpt from my new book, When Nothing Makes Sense.

Essay Title—Why God tests you right before your breakthrough: 

Right before a long awaited breakthrough, life often delivers its fiercest blow. The path that felt steady and clear suddenly tosses you into confusion. Doubt swells, fears return, and every certainty that you once held seems to wash away. But this is not a malfunction of faith. It is the refinement. God does not abandon the dream when the storm comes, but [It] tests the heart that will carry it. Not as a measure of worthiness, not as an evaluation, but as an invitation to deepen your capacity to carry the breakthrough. 

The turbulence that happens at the threshold of manifestation is not punishment, but preparation. It asks: Will you keep moving when you cannot see? Will you trust the voice within when every outward sign screams otherwise? Will you hold to your calling even when the world offers easier paths? Will you stay rooted in your energy amidst the external chaos?

In those dark hours the mind becomes a marketplace of rival voices: the murmur of intuition and the clamor of fear. Intuition is quiet, steady, and rooted in the soul’s knowing of why the dream came in in the first place. But fear is loud, urgent and often recycling old narratives: not enough…too late…this is impossible. But the invitation is to learn which voice to follow: the ego or the soul. The one that mimics God‘s voice is the one that points toward the opening. These trials are also curricular. They don’t threaten; they teach. Stripped of comfort you are forced to embody the lessons you once only understood conceptually: patience, trust, surrender resilience, humility. The storm reveals wounds that need additional tending and strengths that require deeper activation. It exposes attachments to outcome so you can learn to serve God‘s process rather than focus on the reward. But there is a paradox here: the harder the storm, the more remarkable the arrival. Often the breakthrough that follows is not precisely what you imagine. It is wiser, redirected, bigger, and truer to your soul. The detours and storms that shapes the vessel that carries the blessing. Had the trial not come you might have reached a different shoreline, one less suited to what you were becoming or what your soul was needing at this time in your life. Or worse, you would’ve arrived at the wrong one by operating from your ego only to realize this isn’t what I want anymore. So how do you live through it?

You keep listening.

You embody small acts of faith.
You refuse to let external evidence alone dictate your worth or your path.
You pray not only for relief, but also for clarity to discern the next right step.
And when the voice of intuition returns, calm, persistent and loving, you answer it
even if your hands tremble, even if your mind doubts.

Remember, tests are not proof that God has forgotten you or that It is playing games with your heart. They are opportunities and containers through which your purpose is purified. And if you endure, if you do not surrender you’re knowing to the noise, you may find the shoreline arriving not as a reward for having been right all along, but as a testament to your faith that learned to stand in the storm. The question remains— when the waters rise, will you give up, or will you deepen your trust and walk the course set before you?