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Y'all! We are at the halfway point of 2025. I know... it's already been one hell of a year. We are living through times that our grandchildren and greats will probably study in their history classes. I want you to think about what your personal history will be. When you (or your grands) look back at your 2025, what would you like the historical record to show? Let’s make the second half of this history-making year audacious, empathetic, magical and full of ease. I love these rituals from Astrologer Chani Nicholas: Above all, this Solstice asks you to honor what is ripening in your life. This is your time to celebrate every fruit of your labor. Indulge in the relationships, projects, and pastimes that center on joy. 7 Ways to honor the June Solstice:
Build an altar to the Sun (from Kysha: or BE an altar to the sun!). Dress it with a yellow or gold cloth and flowers, or other items that invoke solar qualities, such as lion figures or golden trinkets.
If possible, go foraging. Gather any flowers, plants, fruits, leaves, or pine cones that are available in your area at this time of year. Place your finds on your altar or in your home.
Open all of your blinds and windows to welcome the Sun into your home. Adorn your space with fresh flowers or foliage if possible.
Gather with the people that light you up. Gather around a fire. Share food, pour libations, play games, and share stories about what this time of year reminds you of.
Consider a project, relationship, or person in your life that you want to nurture. Form a plan about how you are going to show up. Make care your ritual this Cancer season.
See if you have any planets or points in Cancer by pulling up your birth chart on the CHANI app or using our online chart tool. Then, read your horoscope for the Sun in Cancer — here or in the app — and reflect on what the June Solstice is ripening or illuminating in your life.
Do a guided meditation to work with the energies of the season. If you need a reason to pause, reflect & set intentions, now is a good timeSome people scoff at using New Year's or your birthday to open the can of worms that contains your achievements, missed opportunities, goals, and deferred dreams. Rituals and rites-of-passage were incredibly significant to people in ancient cultures (many still practice today). In letting these fall by the wayside, I think we have deprived ourselves of the repeated chance to acknowledge milestones, rewire the way we BE in the world and reintroduce ourselves in an expanded way. Reader, I'm encouraging you take time this week to use one of the following symbolic days to do exactly what I just described! Acknowledge - Rewire - Reintroduce Yourself
I'd love to know if you try one or a combination of these! Let me witness what comes through for you. In other words, reply and reintroduce yourself! Happy belated Father's day!We took my husband (the GOAT of dads) to a Peruvian restaurant here in Panama; the food was sooo good.
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