Mary Lane's

01/01/2026

Ready for January 1st 2026

Stand at your doorway and gently blow a pinch of cinnamon across the threshold into your home, holding in mind the energy you wish to welcome.

Then repeat slowly...
By hearth and hinge,
by door and beam,
I speak these words,
I weave this seam.
Health and plenty cross this line,
protected now by will of mine.
Let love step in,
let laughter ring,
let joy take hold and settle in.
Ɓlessed Ɓe xx

🐾 Please keep cinnamon safely away from pets.

01/01/2026

12/31/2025

Thank you to all my customers, friends, clients & supporters for a great, challenging 2025. Here's to a bright, healing, prosperous and happy 2026.

12/30/2025

Are you ready for the new year? Out with the old and in with the new! It's time to release and manifest!

12/30/2025

If your year didn’t wrap up neatly—no bow, no moral, no clean takeaway—that’s okay.
Real life doesn’t do season finales. It just… keeps going. Let’s stop pretending otherwise.

Some things didn’t resolve. Some questions are still open. Some versions of you are unfinished on purpose. And none of that means the year was a waste or that you missed some invisible deadline.

This moment isn’t asking you to extract meaning or declare growth. It’s simply asking you to notice what’s still here—without rushing to name it, fix it, or turn it into a lesson.

You’re allowed to carry things forward exactly as they are. The story doesn’t need an ending to be real.
Think of one thing from this year that didn’t resolve. Maybe it’s a conversation that never happened, a goal you abandoned, a hope that fizzled. Name it silently in your mind. You don’t need to fix it. You don’t need to explain it. You don’t even need to feel better about it.

Now… imagine giving it a little nod. Acknowledge it. “Yeah, that happened. Okay.” And then let it exist without trying to wrap it in a tidy bow.

This tiny act isn’t closure. It’s permission. Permission to carry forward exactly what’s still here—messy, unresolved, real. Because not everything has to end neatly to be meaningful.

When you find yourself still carrying some resentment into the new year.

Sometimes the year ends, and you’re still mad. Frustrated. Disappointed. And it can feel especially confusing when you’re supposed to feel hopeful. When everyone is talking about fresh starts and clean slates and good energy only. When the messaging says you should be grateful, excited, relieved. So, you wonder what’s wrong with you for still feeling tense or heavy or annoyed by the whole thing.

Nothing is wrong with you.

Frustration doesn’t mean you failed the year. It often means you cared. It means you tried. It means you stayed engaged even when things were unclear, uneven, or unfinished.

We don’t talk enough about how normal it is to cross into a new year still holding some irritation, some disappointment, some “I really thought this would be different by now.” The calendar turns, but your nervous system doesn’t reset on command.

You don’t need to force gratitude. You don’t need to transmute anything into wisdom. You don’t need to be “over it” by midnight.

You’re allowed to start the new year without feeling good about everything.
Sometimes honesty is the cleanest beginning there is.

As the year ends, what do you need more of?
Right now, what would feel most supportive?

Rest

Space

Reassurance

Less expectation

12/27/2025

You survived the holiday hype. The glitter, the cookies, the awkward family moments, the one-too-many “Are you seeing anyone?” questions. Maybe your kitchen is still a mess, your pajamas are holding their shape a little too well, and your brain feels like it’s in slow motion. Perfect.

Today isn’t about bouncing back or making up for lost time. It’s about embracing the cozy hangover—the soft, quiet aftermath where nothing needs to sparkle, nothing needs to impress, and nothing needs fixing. It’s the pause after the chaos, the gentle space to just exist.

Notice what actually feels good. Notice what you can let go of. And maybe, just maybe, let yourself linger a little longer in the leftover magic of yesterday without trying to force it into perfection.
Take a deep breath. Ask yourself: “How am I, in one word?”

Whatever word pops up, let it exist without judgment. Seriously—no overthinking, no fixing. Just notice it.

“Okay”? That’s perfectly okay. No need to jazz it up or explain it.

“Tired”? That’s fine. Your body and brain survived yesterday’s glitter-fest. Let yourself rest into it.

“Grateful”? Sweet. Savor that little spark.

“Meh”? Totally allowed. Some days are just meh—and noticing that is enough.

“Stressed”? Also valid. Your nervous system just went through a holiday marathon.

Optional tiny experiment: say your word out loud and nod at yourself. Weird? Maybe. Effective? Absolutely. It’s like giving your mood a mini high-five—or a gentle squeeze.

Remember: this is not about fixing, performing, or achieving anything. It’s about checking in, giving yourself permission to be exactly where you are, and letting the rest of the world wait for 10 seconds while you do that.

12/24/2025

Big thanks to Kris King, Cristal Dawn Lyn, Beth Henry, Courtnie Mata

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

12/24/2025

Magic goes where energy flows