This month’s theme is RENEWAL.
In the same way that animals prepare for winter through hibernation or migration, humans are also influenced by the circadian rhythms and seasonal cues that can affect our mood, energy levels, and even cognition. The shorter days and cooler temperatures of autumn signal a time to intentionally change the pace — a way of reminding us that our brains and bodies are intrinsically tied to the rhythms of the Earth.
Whispering a powerful message of change and transformation, this season visually and somatically urges us to reflect, recalibrate, and renew in sync with the world around us. It prompts us to shift the pace from running hot (aka summer’s high-driven output) into a different, slower gear that allows us to pay closer attention to change, let go off what no longer serves (much like the leaves falling from trees), and also see what needs extra layers (bring out the coats).
Join me for deep self-care and nourishment.
Discover more about Gathered & Grounded here.
This month’s theme is RENEWAL.
In the same way that animals prepare for winter through hibernation or migration, humans are also influenced by the circadian rhythms and seasonal cues that can affect our mood, energy levels, and even cognition. The shorter days and cooler temperatures of autumn signal a time to intentionally change the pace — a way of reminding us that our brains and bodies are intrinsically tied to the rhythms of the Earth.
Whispering a powerful message of change and transformation, this season visually and somatically urges us to reflect, recalibrate, and renew in sync with the world around us. It prompts us to shift the pace from running hot (aka summer’s high-driven output) into a different, slower gear that allows us to pay closer attention to change, let go off what no longer serves (much like the leaves falling from trees), and also see what needs extra layers (bring out the coats).
Join me for deep self-care and nourishment.
Discover more about Gathered & Grounded here.