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Discernment Without Panic: October Moon Wisdom
October sharpens the air—and the questions. Leaves thin. Light fades earlier. What once felt manageable begins to feel heavy.
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Taking Stock Without Shame: September Moon Reflections
September brings a subtle turning. Light softens. Rhythms shift. The season asks what will carry forward.
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Enough Is Already Here: August Moon Wisdom
August carries a different kind of weight. Summer is NO longer new. The pace has been high for months. What once felt energizing can start to feel thin.
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Buck Moon Wisdom: Strength That Is Fed, Not Forced
July carries heat, visibility, and expectation. Summer is in full swing. Energy is assumed to be high. Strength is expected to show.
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Joy Without Collapse: A June Moon Reflection
June arrives with sweetness—and with expectation. The light stretches late. Schedules loosen. The world leans toward pleasure, celebration, and togetherness.
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April Is Not a Reset—It’s a Thaw
April carries a quiet shift. The world looks more alive. People expect you to be more available. Energy appears to be returning. But visibility does not require performance.
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Gentle Motion Is Still Progress: March Moon Wisdom
March arrives with mixed messages. The calendar says spring. The culture says forward. The body often says…NOT yet.
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February Under the Moon: Endurance Without Self-Abandonment
January arrives loud in the culture—and quiet in the body. While the world pushes reset, grind, optimize, many of us feel the opposite pull: slower mornings, thinner margins, deeper fatigue, and a strong instinct to conserve. That instinct isn’t weakness. It’s wisdom.
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Not Everything That Can Grow Should: May Moon Wisdom
May is the month when everything looks possible. Light lingers longer. Energy feels more available. The world begins to ask, “What are you doing with this?”
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Living From Capacity: A Closing Note
If you’ve made it to the end of this series, I want to name something clearly: You were never the problem this work was trying to fix. This series was not designed to make you more disciplined, more productive, more spiritual, or more resilient. You already live with endurance most people will never see.
Life in the Treehouse with Nicole Burch 