Aquarius Season + The Quiet Revolution of Intuition

How have you been feeling this week? Entry into Aquarius season has been… interesting. I’ve felt achy, run down (not my favourite state) and yet, it’s brought a gift. I’ve slowed everything down. I’ve moved more deliberately. I’ve listened more closely.

A month or so ago I wrote about the shift from decluttering to rearranging. That’s still unfolding. There are a lot of re’s happening right now: reorganising, revamping, repurposing. Editing, rather than initiating. Refining, rather than forcing.

Aquarius energy is multi-faceted. It can disrupt, rebel, revolt. It can be electric and catalytic. But this year, the revolution feels quieter, more considered - each choice refined, each movement intentional, more grace than grift.

The wider world often feels frantic, aggressive, chaotic. That’s not a coincidence. But within our own minds, hearts, and homes, we still get to choose how change moves through us.

In the lead up to this week,...

I’ve been watching the final season of Stranger Things (don’t worry - no spoilers!). In one scene, a conversation unfolds about the difference between a Wizard and a Sorcerer.

The distinction they make is simple and profound:
A Wizard studies, practices, and develops their gifts.
A Sorcerer is born with them - they are the gift.

And immediately I realised -this is the same question I’m asked again and again about intuition:

Are intuitive gifts something we’re born with, or something we cultivate through practice?

I’ve been living inside this question for most of my life.

I was born highly sensitive, deeply tuned in, though I didn’t have language for it until much later. Looking back, I can see how often I felt what others were feeling beneath the surface. I perceived what wasn’t being said. I spoke to people who “weren’t there.” My inner and energetic world was vivid, porous, and alive.

My perception is dialed up more than most, but I don’t believe that makes me special.
I believe i...

I’ve been asked a few times how to prepare for a spiritual course, event, or ceremony. I love questions like this, because the answer always reaches further than we think. It’s not just about one experience; it’s about how we live, how we enter, how we meet what’s about to unfold.

In the healing realm, I’ve seen people rush into experiences unprepared - wide open, hearts racing, spirits on fire. They call it excitement or following the heart, and maybe it is. But sometimes, it’s also adrenaline, a little drama, the thrill of pushing at the edges of what’s safe or known.

And that’s where things can get messy.

In spiritual circles, we talk about spiritual emergencies, moments when someone feels cracked open, undone. Physically, emotionally, mentally… they feel as though they're falling apart. There’s often some fallout, withdrawal from daily life, tension in relationships, schedules derailed. These moments bring to the surface what’s shaky, what’s ready to change. And that’s not wrong...