Element: Mind Body Spirit

04/26/2026

Grand Rising and welcome to the Weekly Lenormand guidance for the collective. This week’s message focuses on commitment, presence, and meaningful contribution. Our cards are Wedding, Young Woman, and Servant.

The Wedding card highlights unions, agreements, and commitments. Whether it concerns a relationship, a work issue, or personal goals. It speaks to what we choose to invest in and honor. The Young Woman brings a fresh, sincere energy that encourages openness and a willingness to engage from the heart. The Servant reflects support, effort, and the importance of showing up through consistent, thoughtful action.

Together, this guidance suggests that connections and commitments are strengthened through genuine, steady care. This is a time to nurture what matters most through small acts, being present, supportive, and intentional effort. What you give your time and attention to now has the potential to grow stronger and more meaningful.

Show up with intention this week. Whether in relationships, work, or personal commitments, your willingness to contribute and support will create a deeper connection and lasting stability.

Our crystal Allies for the week are Rose Quartz for loving connections, Moonstone for intuitive presence, and Green Aventurine for growth and supportive energy.

Have a fantastic week.
Blessed Be ~ Sharon

04/25/2026

04/23/2026

Hello! We are back for another Crystal Thursday. This week is the third segment of our Tiger’s series: Red Tiger’s Eye.

The interesting thing about this variety is that it is often a heat-treated version of golden Tiger’s Eye. Structurally, the two are the same, with the primary difference being the level of oxidation that deepens the color from gold to red. Many people are familiar with heat-treated crystals, where stones are heated after mining to alter their color, such as amethyst becoming citrine. Naturally occurring Red Tiger’s Eye can be found, but it is relatively rare, so most of what is available on the market has been heat treated.

If Red Tiger’s Eye were to be found in the wild, it would most likely come from South Africa, a primary source of Tiger’s Eye due to its abundance of banded iron formations and crocidolite. Natural Red Tiger’s Eye tends to appear more subdued, often showing brownish-red tones with uneven coloring and gradual transitions between red and gold. Heat-treated material is typically more vibrant, though there is not always a clear visual distinction between the two. Other sources of Tiger’s Eye include Australia and Brazil.
Like other varieties, Red Tiger’s Eye is a quartz-based stone with a Mohs hardness of about 7. Its chakra associations are often linked to the root, sacral, and solar plexus, reflecting its grounding and energizing qualities.

When considering the spiritual and metaphysical qualities of Red Tiger’s Eye, it is important to remember that this is a stone of transformation. Its structure and deepened color reflect an increase in focused energy while staying grounded. To me, it is a reminder that strength and energy are not only something we hold, but something we act on that encourages motivation, courage, and follow-through. It reminds us that strength is not only something we have, but something we choose to put into motion.

See you next time for a discussion about Tiger Iron and Mugglestone!
Blessed Be ~ Sharon

04/22/2026

It’s easy to lose yourself in everything that swirls around you. In expectations, opinions and the pressure to be more, do more, prove more. Then somewhere along the way, you stop asking what feels right and start asking what makes the most sense. What keeps the peace or what keeps you accepted. But what if…
you just lived your life?

What if constantly adjusting yourself away from what feels right is the very thing pulling you away from it? Sometimes we get so used to filtering ourselves that it starts feeling normal. Second-guessing becomes automatic. Holding back feels responsible, and shrinking feels necessary.
But what if it’s not? What if the life you want isn’t something you have to go find, but something you’ve been stepping away from? What if living your life is less about becoming someone new and more about returning to who you’ve always been? Not someone louder or more impressive. Just more honest.

What if you let yourself want what you want without explaining it, or trusted what feels right even if it doesn’t make sense to anyone else? What if you stopped waiting for the right moment, the right version of you, or the right approval and just lived your life? Maybe nothing around you would change right away. But you do. And that’s where everything begins. What if you just lived your life?
What if…

04/22/2026

Hello! We are back for another Crystal Thursday. This week is the third segment of our Tiger’s series: Red Tiger’s Eye.

The interesting thing about this variety is that it is often a heat treated version of golden Tiger’s Eye. Structurally, the two are the same, with the primary difference being the level of oxidation that deepens the color from gold to red. Many people are familiar with heat treated crystals, where stones are heated after mining to alter their color, such as amethyst becoming citrine. Naturally occurring Red Tiger’s Eye can be found, but it is relatively rare, so most of what is available on the market has been heat treated.

If Red Tiger’s Eye were to be found in the wild, it would most likely come from South Africa, a primary source of Tiger’s Eye due to its abundance of banded iron formations and crocidolite. Natural Red Tiger’s Eye tends to appear more subdued, often showing brownish-red tones with uneven coloring and gradual transitions between red and gold. Heat-treated material is typically more vibrant, though there is not always a clear visual distinction between the two. Other sources of Tiger’s Eye include Australia and Brazil. Like other varieties, Red Tiger’s Eye is a quartz-based stone with a Mohs hardness of about 7. Its chakra associations are often linked to the root, sacral, and solar plexus, reflecting its grounding and energizing qualities.

When considering the spiritual and metaphysical qualities of Red Tiger’s Eye, it is important to remember that this is a stone of transformation. Its structure and deepened color reflect an increase in focused energy while staying grounded. To me, it is a reminder that strength and energy are not only something we hold, but something we act on, encouraging motivation, courage, and follow-through.

Red Tiger’s Eye reminds us that strength is not only something we have, but something we choose to put into motion. See you next time for a discussion about Tiger Iron and Mugglestone!

Blessed Be ~ Sharon

04/19/2026

Good morning, welcome to the Weekly Lenormand using the Art Nouveau deck. This week’s message highlights change within our social spaces and shared environments. Our cards are Garden, Stork, and Scythe.

The Garden brings our attention to community, social interactions, and public settings. The Stork introduces change, movement, and transitions that support growth. The Scythe adds swift, decisive energy, encouraging clarity when making decisions and necessary adjustments.

Together, these cards suggest that a shift within your social environment may call for a quick decision or boundary to be set. You may find yourself reevaluating where you invest your time and energy. What once felt aligned may now require a change, and that change is purposeful. This is not about loss, but about choosing what truly supports your growth.

Be mindful of your energy in social spaces. If something feels off, trust yourself to make clear, confident adjustments. Setting boundaries helps create healthier, more supportive connections moving forward.

The crystal allies for this week's guidance are:
• Black Tourmaline for protection, boundaries, and energy clearing.
• Fluorite for mental clarity and wise decision-making.
• Green Aventurine promotes healthy growth and balanced social connections.
• Labradorite for intuitive protection in social situations.

Have a fantastic week.
Blessed Be ~ Sharon

04/15/2026

You ever catch yourself about to say something, or try something, then hesitate because you can already hear what someone else might think? Not even out loud. Just in your head. A comment that wasn’t kind. A look. A moment that stuck longer than it should have, and somehow it still gets a say. What if…

you forgot about the haters?

Not because they changed, there will always be people with unwanted opinions. But what if you stopped bringing them into your life? It’s strange how those voices don’t really stay where they started. They sit in the back of your mind and follow you into your choices, into your hesitation, into the moments you hold yourself back without even realizing why. Over time, it shapes how you see yourself.

But what if it was never meant to? What if those moments were just that, moments? Someone else’s opinion, spoken and gone. Not something that gets to become part of you.

What if forgetting isn’t about pushing anything away but about not picking it up anymore? Not giving it space every time you decide who you get to be. They can think what they want.

What if you moved through your life without carrying voices that were never yours to begin with? What if you forgot about the haters?

What if…

04/13/2026

Grand Rising and welcome to the Weekly Lenormand guidance for the collective using the Blue Bird Lenormand. This week’s message brings us themes of release, stability, and decisive action. Our cards are Coffin, Anchor, and Scythe.

The Coffin represents endings, closure, and the natural completion of a cycle. It reminds us that some things must be let go in order for new energy to come in. The Anchor follows, highlighting the need for stability, grounding, and security. It reflects our desire to feel steady and supported, especially during times of change. The Scythe brings swift and decisive energy, encouraging clear action and the removal of what no longer serves.

Together, these cards suggest that an ending or release may prompt you to take immediate, purposeful action to restore your sense of stability. While transitions can feel uncertain at first, clarity arrives through decisive choices and healthy boundaries.

Allow what has run its course to fall away. Trust yourself to act with clarity and confidence. By making firm decisions and protecting your energy, you create a stronger, more secure foundation moving forward.

This week’s Crystal Allies are: Smoky Quartz for grounding, Obsidian for release and clarity, and Clear Quartz for clarity and focused decision-making.

Have a great week. Blessed Be
Sharon
Blessed Be ~

04/10/2026

04/08/2026

When you wake up in the morning and, before routine takes over, you think about everything you have to get done instead of “What am I here to do today? You may begin to wonder if your choices, big and small, are guided by habit, comfort, and survival rather than purpose. But what if...

you lived on purpose? Not by accident, by default, or on autopilot. But on purpose.

What if nothing about your life had to dramatically change, but the way you showed up in it did? Living on purpose doesn’t mean you suddenly have all the answers. It doesn’t mean you quit your job, move across the country, or become someone completely different overnight.

It means naturally beginning to pay attention. You notice what makes you feel more like you and what doesn’t. It’s a subtle shift, but it changes more than you think. What if you lived on purpose?
What if...

04/06/2026

Live on purpose.
Not perfectly or dramatically.
Just intentionally.

Before each day gets away from you, pause and ask yourself: What actually matters today? Then choose one thing, just one that reflects that.

No matter how big or small it is. Do it with all your attention. Without rushing. No autopilot.

Most of us don’t need a new life.
We need a new level of awareness
in the life we already have.
Start there. On purpose.

A Monday Moment for consideration.

04/06/2026

Grand Rising and welcome to the Weekly Lenormand for the collective. This week’s guidance centers on stability, independence, and new approaches. Our cards are Anchor, Cat, and Boy.

The Anchor represents security, grounding, and long-term stability. It reflects what we rely on and where we seek consistency. The Cat brings in themes of independence, self-trust, and choosing what is best for you. It encourages healthy boundaries and self-reliance. The Boy adds the energy of new beginnings, fresh perspectives, and learning through experience.

Together, these cards suggest that stability is strengthened by embracing independence and approaching situations from fresh perspectives. This may be a time to rely more on yourself, set clear boundaries, and explore new ways of creating security rather than looking outward for reassurance. This week encourages you to build confidence in your decisions and trust your ability to create a strong foundation.

Choose yourself with confidence. Approach stability with a fresh mindset and allow independence to guide your decisions. What you build now through trusting yourself will support lasting security.

Crystal Allies for the week are Tiger’s Eye for confidence and discernment, Red Jasper for grounding and stability, and Carnelian for courage and new beginnings.

Have a great week.
Blessed Be ~ Sharon