A rich period of reflection: The Fall.

The most iconic image of autumn is the falling of leaves. This act of letting go serves as a beautiful and poignant reminder to release what no longer benefits you—whether it be habits, thoughts, relationships, or even material possessions.

Traditionally, autumn is a season of harvest, a time to reap the rewards of your efforts. It's an opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate the "harvest" in your own life—the goals you've accomplished, the lessons you've learned, and the relationships that have flourished.

As the days grow shorter and the weather becomes cooler, there is a natural tendency to turn inward, seeking warmth and comfort. This is an ideal time for introspection, a chance to slow down and prepare for the quieter, more restful winter season ahead.

The autumn equinox symbolizes a moment when day and night are equal in length. This serves as a powerful metaphor for achieving balance in your life, recognizing both the light (joys, successes) and the darkness (challenges, sorrows) and understanding that both are integral parts of a natural cycle.

By dedicating time to reflection as the days grow shorter, you can navigate this transitional period with greater intention and appreciation for life's natural rhythms.

Bright blessings,