Element: Mind Body Spirit

02/02/2026

Sometimes blessings come loud and full of emotion. They come with chaos that’s disruptive and confusing. Deep in that moment, it’s rarely seen as a gift. The thing about chaos is that clarity comes when we see what’s changed after the storm clears. Not everything that tries to break us is working against us.

A Monday Moment for consideration.

02/01/2026

Grand Rising, everyone, welcome to the Weekly Lenormand for the collective. This week’s guidance focuses on communication, care, and growth. Our cards are Birds, Tree, and Lady from the lovely Celtic Lenormand.

The Birds card highlights conversations about issues we may be aware of, haven’t addressed, and need attention. They won’t go away until we do. The Tree card represents grounding, health, and growth. These discussions remind us that our overall well being is something that must be nurtured. The Lady represents an important female presence or feminine energy in our lives, whether that is you or a woman close to your heart.

Together, these cards suggest that compassionate, supportive conversations around health, personal growth, or emotional well-being may come up this week, prompted or influenced by this loving woman. These discussions are meant to encourage awareness and care.

Speak openly and listen with your heart. Whether you are offering support or receiving it, keep the conversation healing and focused on growth. A loving, care filled conversation now will help nurture long term balance and wellness. Have a great week.

Blessed Be ~ Sharon

01/30/2026

01/29/2026

Good, Crystal, Thursday, everyone. Today, we are looking at a stone from the tiger’s eye family called Nellite. Nellite is a trade name for a variety of Tigers Eye made from a combination of the well-known Tiger’s Eye and either Hawk’s Eye or Pietersite which gives this stone a lovely blue shimmer. These four mentioned above are the core of the family. There are others, but they are assigned trade names based on color or structure differences. It’s all Tigers Eye, and gorgeous!

Sources I read say Nellite was discovered sometime in 1910 in South Africa or Namibia. This broad date range is questionable because Nellite has never been documented as a geological discovery. Nellite is a trade name for a tiger’s eye family stone. I also read that it’s considered rare, a better word would be uncommon, because it does occur where the specific structural and mineral conditions are met.

As a member of the Tigers Eye and Quartz families, the Mohs scale is 6.5 to 7. It works well for jewelry and home décor. The chakra associations align with the root, solar plexus, and third eye.

Nellite’s energy is smooth yet effective in how it supports those who work with it. With the root chakra, it grounds and balances scattered energy, helping you think clearly, listen to your intuition, and make well thought out decisions. Working with the solar plexus Nellite inspires confidence in your personal power, determination, and the willpower to get things done. With the third eye chakra, its energy opens insight and awareness to different perspectives, allowing clarity needed to make the next move.

I hope you enjoyed today’s Crystal Thursday. Nellite is an interesting stone with wonderful energy. I encourage you to work with Nellite to see how it can support your life. See you next week.

Blessed Be ~ Sharon

01/26/2026

Change is often perceived as something to seek out, a new habit, a new circumstance, a new direction. But sometimes what stands in our way isn’t the change itself. It’s our attachment to who life taught us to be. We’re comfortable with our routines, even when they no longer fit. Because they’re known.

Change doesn’t always require becoming someone else. Sometimes it begins with loosening our grip on who we thought we had to be.

A Monday Moment for consideration.

01/25/2026

Grand Rising and welcome to this week's Weekly Lenormand read for the collective. Our cards remind us that obstacles don’t have to be dead ends. Sometimes they’re disguised doorways. The cards are Mountain, Stork, and Key.

The Mountain reflects a challenge or delay that hangs heavily, frustrates, and slows things down. Stork flies in offering change, movement, and necessary shifts. This card tells us that obstacles can begin to move when we relax and look for a bigger picture. Key completes our guidance, offering solutions, clarity, and breakthroughs; assuring us that answers are within reach.

Together, these cards suggest that a difficult situation is actively creating its own space for the changes we’re looking for. What feels like a struggle right now may soon reveal itself as the very thing that unlocks the right doors.

Be patient with what feels blocked. Stay open to change, even if it comes unexpectedly. Trust that this challenge holds the key to resolution and a better path forward. Have a great week.

Blessed Be ~ Sharon

01/24/2026

01/23/2026

Good morning, and welcome to this week’s Crystal Thursday. Today’s topic is Adamite, a zinc carbonate mineral that forms as a secondary mineral in oxidation zones of zinc deposits, where arsenic bearing fluid comes into contact with zinc. Because arsenic is present, safety is important. Adamite is not recommended for jewelry or prolonged handling, and hands should be washed after touching.

There is no documented record of the first find or who discovered it. What we do know is that French mineralogist Gilbert Joseph Adam studied and described a specimen from Chile in 1866, and the mineral was named in his honor. Whether Adam discovered the specimen is unknown; 19th-century mineralogy didn’t always record such details.

Because Adamite is a secondary mineral, it’s not a significant source of zinc ore. The crystals form late in the mineralization process, which is why they are usually small and limited in number. The primary materials mined from these deposits are zinc, often alongside lead and copper ores. Other known locations for Adamite include Mexico, Greece, Namibia, and the United States.

Adamite occurs in several colors depending on trace elements. It’s naturally colorless to yellow-green, with brown, blue, and purple varieties reported less often.

From a spiritual and metaphysical perspective, Adamite’s energy is often associated with its color and corresponding chakra. My specimen is yellow, aligning it with the solar plexus chakra. This gives it an uplifting, joyful, and motivating energy that encourages curiosity, creativity, and forward movement. Some find its energy so stimulating that grounding becomes an issue.

When a mineral forms on a matrix, the energy of both should be considered. In this case, the Adamite is on Limonite, an iron oxide known for its grounding quality. The Limonite tempers Adamite’s stimulating energy, creating a balance that supports clarity and constructive action.

I hope you enjoyed this look at Adamite. If it resonates with you, consider working with a piece and seeing where its energy leads.

Blessed Be ~ Sharon

01/19/2026

It’s easy to focus on what could go wrong instead of what could go right. We expect the worst possible outcome while dreaming of happy endings. This way of thinking becomes a habit as we grow. We like to think worry is protection, but it quietly whispers, asking us to carry fear about what hasn’t happened yet. Not every thought deserves our energy. They can be acknowledged and then released. We may not control every outcome. But we don’t have to keep rehearsing what we’re afraid of.

A Monday Moment for consideration.

01/18/2026

Welcome to the Weekly Lenormand guidance for the collective. This week, I am using the Kalat Cards. Our cards for the week are Tree, Wave, and Moon. As we continue integrating the lessons of previous weeks, this read shifts our focus toward restoring balance.

The Tree highlights health, our vitality, and long-term well being, reminding us that stability is built through consistency. The Wave speaks to fluctuations in emotion, energy, and how our bodies feel, showing where our natural rhythms may be asking for attention. The Moon brings awareness to emotional cycles, our intuition, rest, and the quiet connection between our inner world and physical health.

Together, these cards encourage us to pay attention to the body’s signals. Changes in our energy, moods, sleep, or stress levels are an invitation to respond with self care. Honor your natural rhythms. Slow down when it’s needed, prioritize rest and emotional balance, and trust your intuition to guide you toward healthier habits. Mindful acts of self care now will support long term stability and well-being. Have a great week.

Blessed Be ~ Sharon