Inspirit Studios

04/29/2026

Beltane
The fire festival marks the beginning of summer and the light half of the year.
On the wheel of the year Beltane is the light side to Samhain (Halloween). Where Samhain celebrates death, introspection and rest, Beltane celebrates the peak of life, the lush and fullness of the season and the letting go of inhibitions.

During ancient times in Britain and Gaulish, they would light fires and torches that burned so massively they could be seen by travelers out at sea.
These fires became the center of many Beltane rituals. The most known and still practiced ritual in the Gaelic countries today involves two fires lit side by side to boost the fertility of the land and honour the deities that looked after agriculture.
Families would walk between these flames with livestock to cleanse them of disease and ensure the future health of the herd and the families they feed.
Landowners would often continue the festival on their own land having extinguished all the fires on their property; they would use a log from the main ritual fires to reignite their homes' flame. Then they would paint symbols upon their bodies, and run wildly, dancing, drumming and feasting on their own land.

In modern times communities still gather outside to celebrate the season of Beltane under the more recognized name of May Day, where they dance the may pole.
The pole is wrapped in a variety of colours but traditionally it is white (divine, feminine) and red ( earth, masculine), with lads and maidens dancing around it intertwining these ribbons in unity.
The origins of this dance is fertility based with the pole being the masculine and the wreath with the ribbons on top is the feminine and the braiding is their unit. for the successes in a lush crop as well as the growth of the community.

In our home, we often have a fire starting in the afternoon well into the evening where we gather and have dinner. This fire is lit to honor the fires of the past to and to offer thanks for the change of the season and the fullness in our lives for many seasons to come.

Inspirations to Honor Beltane:
-Building fire or lighting a candle
-Paint symbols on your body
-Dancing or Drumming (get the blood flowing)
-Leave offerings of milk and honey under the moon to thank the Fae for enchanting the land and boosting its fertility.
Ahma
Kailey

04/28/2026

May Moons
Full Moon May 1st,
height 1:23pm
The Flower Moon (in Scorpio)
Sabbat: Beltane
Themes of the Flower Moon and Beltane:
passion, intimacy, transformative energy of the season, aligning with sexual union and fertility, ripeness of the earth.
Plant Ally: violets, wild garlic

Flower Moon
The flower Moon reflects the plentiful blooms that burst to life as the warm spring weather takes hold, emphasizing the need to balance tender, romantic feelings with a deep need for security and emotional truths. Scorpio does not avoid truths; but instead brings them to the surface and demands them to be dealt with.
This moon encourages the same for us to turn our energy inward, to shed the old and outdated thoughts and patterns and embrace our personal growth.

Expansive Practices
-Moon tea
* Using favorite herbs or bags of tea
* Place in a glass or a pitcher
* Fill with water
* Place on the windowsill in direct light of full moon
* Retrieve in the morning before the sun connects with it
* Strain or remove tea bags
* Be intentional with sweetening and stirring the tea
* enjoy!
-Journal the changes in your intuition or self dialogue as the season shifts.Take note of the physical changes around you and the energy they may bring on this journey of self.

Enjoy Kailey

04/27/2026

Take a moment and connect to Mother Earth. So many great benefits. Including the relationship 🌱💖🌎💖🌱

"Scientific studies have shown that walking barefoot in nature, known as grounding or earthing, has numerous benefits. It allows electrons from the Earth to flow into the body, reducing inflammation and improving sleep.
Additionally, it stimulates nerve endings, enhancing balance and promoting relaxation. This simple practice fosters a deep connection with nature, offering both physical and emotional [benefits]"

~ Tara Isis Gerris
Tara Isis Gerris

Art: Sheri Howe
Sheri Howe Studio

04/21/2026

Have you ever experienced Reiki? It is a beautiful tradition that meets each person where they are and supports them in creating an energetic environment for healing and growth, mind, body and spirit. Below are some ways a compromised chakra may present and the balance we want to see.
If you would like to experience a session and a safe place to land, contact me at anita@inspiritstudios.com or 302-222-4804

04/19/2026

The fact that things end is exactly what makes them so precious while they are happening. Unfortunately we don’t always understand the depths of this when we are standing in its vitality or even in its gradual descent.
We can see this so clearly in the turning of the wheel. Think about how you feel when your favorite season comes to an end or you finish an outstanding book. You feel a loss.
If a song never ends it just becomes noise.
A deep bow to beautiful endings. Make room for what Spirit has for you to come.
Ahma

04/17/2026

So beautiful. Spring reminds me of this.

"I started calling that girl back. The girl who loved living, the girl who danced instead of walking.
The girl who had sunflowers for eyes and fireworks in her soul.
I started playing music again, hoping she would come out.
I started looking for beautiful moments to experience, so she would feel safe enough to show herself, because I knew she was in there.
And she needed my kindness and my effort to come to the surface again."
~ S.C Lourie
[Art: Debbie Clark]

Thank you The Cosmic Dancer for this wonderful pairing! Perfect!

04/14/2026

The garden is my place to go to work out all the feels and find peace. How about you? Where do you rest your soul?

04/12/2026

Do you ever ask yourself how you want to “spend” your energy? What you want to pour yourself into and what pours back into you? We live in a constant flow of give and receive. Sometimes not as balanced as it should be. That is why it is so important to check in and see if you are in alignment with what your spirits needs. The saying “you can not pour from an empty cup” is very true when applied to energy. This can be especially true when you are caring for others who may need extra support or you have a calling where you are holding space for people navigating difficult times.
So today, just for a moment, pause to check in with yourself. Maybe it is a quiet space to settle, some music to groove to, a slow shower or soak, some sun on your face or dirt between your toes that you are yearning for. We can be so busy doing that we have a difficult time even connecting with what our needs are. But the best version of ourselves comes with self care and energetic responsibility.
Take time, let others pour into you. Don’t say “I’m fine” say “yes please and thank you.” People also feel purposeful when they get to care for others. Even if it is just a cup of coffee and a space to rest while you drink it. Rest and receive.
You are so loved.

04/10/2026

So much truth. There will always be times of ______________. Fill in the blank. The Sun will rise and set, the moon will go through its phases, the seasons will turn and so will our lives. The only thing for certain is change. How we meet it, now that is a different story entirely. It can be a horror story, a fairytale, a love story, a crime or mystery. How we perceive it and what we tell ourselves will play a huge narrative in the process. Choose your story wisely.

“Things don’t really get solved. They come together and they fall apart. Then they come together and fall apart again. It’s just like that. The healing comes from letting there be room for all of this to happen: room for grief, for relief, for misery, for joy.”

~ Pema Chodron

[Art: Carmen Mansilla]

04/10/2026

Our November retreat is unfolding and we are excited for where it will take us!!! Come join us for the magic.
Link is in the post.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter. Let your spirit rise with the inspiration of this holiday