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02/01/2026

Moon Meets Jupiter — Tonight, January 31st! ✨🌙

Look up tonight for a stunning celestial duo! The Moon will glide close to Jupiter, the king of planets, creating a bright and beautiful pairing in the evening sky. These are the two brightest objects you’ll see after sunset, so even from the city, this show is hard to miss.

Jupiter will shine like a steady golden star beside the Moon—no twinkling, just pure brilliance. If skies are clear, grab a moment to step outside, take a photo, or simply enjoy the cosmic calm. Binoculars or a small telescope may even reveal Jupiter’s moons lined up nearby!

Don’t miss it—clear skies to all! 🌌

01/31/2026

Minerals That Heal 👉

01/31/2026

🌕 This Sunday, February 1, 2026 Winter’s moon arrives in full, the Snow Moon, glowing brightly in Leo. Against the cold and quiet of the season, its light feels bold, steady, and unmistakably present.
This is the moon of deep snow and long nights, when the world slows and stillness settles in. Ice catches the light, shadows stretch across the land, and the sky feels vast and open.
❄️ Though winter is hushed, this Full Moon in Leo carries warmth beneath the silence, a reminder to hold your center, honor your light, and stand confidently in who you are.

01/31/2026

Sometimes life doesn’t ask us to figure it out — it asks us to let go.
To loosen our grip on timelines, outcomes, and constant overthinking.
Because the moment we stop forcing answers, the universe quietly steps in.
Magic isn’t loud.
It arrives in surrender, in trust, in the pause between worry and faith.
When you stop asking how, life starts showing why.
Let it unfold.
What’s meant for you knows the way. 🌌✨

01/31/2026

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01/30/2026

A young monk once asked the Buddha,
“Blessed One, how do I remain pure when I am surrounded by negativity, anger, and ignorance?”

The Buddha led him to a quiet pond.
The water was dark, heavy with mud.
From that mud rose a single lotus—clean, untouched, radiant.

The Buddha said nothing at first.
Then he asked gently,
“Does the lotus fight the mud?”

The monk looked closely.
“No, Blessed One.”

“Does it complain about the water that feeds it?”

“No.”

“Does it waste energy trying to change what surrounds it?”

Again, no.

The Buddha smiled.

“The lotus understands something most humans forget,” he said.
“It does not rise despite the mud—it rises because of it.”

Then the Buddha continued:

“The mud is not the enemy. Resistance is.
The lotus does not argue with darkness. It grows toward the light.
It does not absorb the dirt. It transforms it.”

“In this path,” the Buddha said,
“I do not teach you to escape the world.
I teach you not to let the world live inside you.”

People will gossip.
Situations will be unfair.
Life will place you in muddy waters again and again.

You have two choices:
• Sink into it
• Or grow through it

The lotus does not ask, ‘Why is the pond so dirty?’
It asks, ‘How high can I rise?’

Be like the lotus.

Focus on your practice, your integrity, your inner clarity.
Rise quietly. Bloom without permission.
Let your peace be so strong that the mud cannot touch it.

Not everything around you needs your reaction.
Some things only need your transcendence. 🌸

01/30/2026

On this episode of The Model Health Show, we’re joined by Garry Lineham, co-founder of Human Garage, to break down one of the biggest challenges so many peop...

01/28/2026

Your state of being literally effects the field you give off. The heart generates the largest electromagnetic field in the body, which can be measured several feet away from the body. This field changes with emotional states and influences brain activity. Other beings can sense this magnetic field with their own heart and brain, sensing the energy that is being given off.

HeartMath studies show that people who practice heart coherence techniques (like deep breathing and gratitude exercises) have better brain function, reduced anxiety, and improved focus.

This research challenges the traditional idea that the brain is the sole center of intelligence. Instead, it suggests that the heart and brain work together as a dynamic, bidirectional system, with the heart playing a central role in emotional intelligence and intuition.

01/27/2026

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01/27/2026

Every situation in life is temporary.
Nothing you experience is permanent — not joy, not pain, not success, not struggle. Life is a series of passing moments, each arriving, staying for a while, and then quietly leaving.

So when life is good, receive it fully.
Smile without guilt.
Rest without fear.
Enjoy without clinging.
Moments of happiness are not meant to be rushed through or doubted — they are meant to be lived.

And when life is heavy, remember this truth: it will not last forever.
No storm stays.
No night refuses the morning.
No hardship is permanent.

🧘‍♂️ Buddhism teaches this as Anicca — impermanence.
Everything that arises will pass away. Suffering continues only when the mind forgets this and believes, “This will last forever.”

• Pain feels endless only when we resist it.
• Joy becomes suffering when we cling to it.

The middle way is to experience fully without attachment.

🍃 When things go well — be grateful, but don’t cling.
🍃 When things fall apart — be patient, but don’t despair.

Life is constantly changing, even when it doesn’t feel like it. What you are going through now is shaping you, softening you, teaching you — and it will pass.

Better days don’t come because we force them.
They come because change is the nature of life.

So breathe.
Stay present.
Trust the flow.

Nothing lasts forever — and that is not a threat.
It is hope.