Reiki Readings Rebirth

04/17/2026

The red on one side and yellow on the other is so striking. What colors are showing up for you lately? Happy I took this nature walk before doing anything else today :)

04/16/2026

April 2026 New Moon in Aries meditation for manifestation, heart opening, and a fresh start. Cleanse your energy, plant new intentions, and step into your I ...

04/16/2026

Step into your power with this 30-minute guided Aries New Moon meditation for manifestation, courage, and aligned action: your new beginning starts now. ...

04/16/2026

If you feel called to stay a little longer in this space, you can deepen the journey beyond the meditation. There is an optional ritual companion page with ...

04/16/2026

🐲 Aries Fire Doesn't Destroy, It Transforms | The 9th Dimensional Dragon Arrives, hello beautiful Wild Heart, the Dragon has arrived for the most powerful ...

04/16/2026

Bastet is often misunderstood as softness.
A goddess of the home. Of music. Of pleasure. Of cats resting in sunlight. But psychologically, Bastet represents something far more precise.

She is controlled power.

The cat does not live in constant alertness. It does not scan every room in fear. It relaxes. It stretches. It sleeps deeply. And yet the moment something shifts, it is fully present. Focused. Exact.

This is not weakness.
It is regulated instinct.

Bastet embodies the nervous system in balance. The ability to move between rest and defense without getting stuck in either. She does not overreact, and she does not underreact.

She responds.

In ancient Egypt, cats were sacred not because they were gentle, but because they could eliminate threats without warning. Silent, efficient, and intentional.

Bastet reflects that same psychology.

Many people live in one of two states: constantly guarded, or completely unaware. Always tense, or easily overwhelmed.

Bastet sits in the middle.

She teaches discernment.

Not every situation deserves your energy. Not every threat is real. But when something truly crosses your boundary, you do not hesitate.

You act.

There is something deeply powerful about a presence that does not need to prove itself. That does not live in reaction. That does not broadcast its strength.

Because when power is quiet, it becomes unpredictable.

And unpredictability is what people respect.
Bastet is not passive.
She is selective.

And that is why she remains untouchable. 🐈‍⬛🖤

04/16/2026

From price-fixing to price gouging and profiteering off the affordability crisis, Loblaw’s is making headlines for its relentless corporate greed, which continues to go unchecked. As the cost of living soars, Canadians are left paying the price while Loblaws’ profits grow.

04/15/2026

18 likes, 2 comments. "Cards for 13-19 April with Lee-Anne Peters from Temple of Balance"

04/12/2026

I recorded this DJ set in the forest… 🌿No stage, no crowd — just the sound of the Earth, the trees, and the energy moving through.This is a 1-hour ceremonia...

04/06/2026

★彡 Today's Card - 6 April 彡★
PAUSE
Hold. Time. Transition. Suspension. Limbo.
The suspension of Time! You may feel like you are in 'limbo' right now, as time is being suspended and you are being held in this space of deep pause or 'no time.' This is because you are in between things. Do your best to be at ease during this time of transition as you are neither here nor there. The old door hasn’t fully closed, and the new door hasn’t fully opened. During this time of pause, know you have great support and protection around you. In many ways you are being reborn. This is a great time to heal old wounds and clear your energy field.
"I heal while I wait."
Lee-Anne Peters
- deck artist and creator..
Speed of Light Oracle Cards - 55 x cards
Grab a deck at: https://www.templeofbalance.com.au/products/w-cards-speed-of-light-oracle 🎵
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04/06/2026

Modern culture has softened fertility into something romantic. Something gentle. Something aesthetic. It’s been wrapped in flowers, softness, and the idea of creation as something purely beautiful.

But in older traditions, fertility was never viewed that way.

It was urgent.

It was necessary.

And it was directly tied to survival.

Fertility did not mean love. It meant continuation. It meant the difference between a lineage ending or carrying on. Between a community weakening or sustaining itself. Between a field producing food or failing completely.

There was nothing abstract about it.

If the land did not produce, people starved.
If animals did not breed, food and labour disappeared.
If people did not conceive, entire bloodlines ended.

This is why fertility was treated as sacred not because it was soft, but because it was powerful and unpredictable.

It could not be controlled.

Only influenced.

In seasonal rites around Eostre and other spring festivals, fertility was not celebrated after the fact. It was worked for. Pushed. Encouraged through direct interaction with the land and with life itself.

The earth was not assumed to be fertile just because winter had ended. It had to be activated.

Offerings were made not as decoration, but as exchange. Food, milk, and sometimes blood were returned to the soil to restore what had been depleted. Because the understanding was simple. If you expected life to come from the land, you had to give life back to it.

Eggs were used not as symbols, but as tools. They represented contained life, and when placed into the ground, they were acts of sympathetic magic. Life placed into the earth to encourage more life to emerge.

Animals were observed closely during this time. Their breeding cycles were not just natural events, they were indicators. Signs that the season was shifting correctly. If animals did not reproduce as expected, it was taken seriously. It meant something was wrong.

Even human fertility was not treated lightly. It was tied to timing, to cycles, to survival of families and communities. This was not about romance. It was about whether life would continue into the next generation.

There is also a harder truth that is often ignored.

Fertility was not just about creating life. It was about recognising when life could not continue.

Not everything that lived through winter was strong enough to reproduce. Not every animal, not every crop, not every person could carry forward into the next cycle in the same way.

And this meant decisions had to be made.

Spring was not just a time of growth. It was a time of selection.

What was strong enough to continue was supported. What was not, was removed.

Because fertility is not just creation.

It is continuation of what can survive.

This is why it was feared as much as it was respected.

Because fertility could not be forced completely. It could be encouraged, influenced, worked with but never guaranteed.

And when it failed, the consequences were immediate.

There was no buffer. No system to fall back on.

Just loss.

04/06/2026