Easter: A Threshold of Becoming ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒž

Easter arrives like a whisper on springโ€™s breath โ€” not merely a holiday, but a sacred threshold. A quiet turning where the old dissolves, and something luminous stirs just beneath the surface. ๐Ÿฐ

Through a shamanic lens, this season is a ritual of death and rebirth. It’s not just a tale we tell โ€” it lives in the land and in us. The once-sleeping earth now reaches for light, and we, too, are called to rise. To shed, to bloom, to remember whatโ€™s real. ๐Ÿฃ

The egg holds a universe of possibility. The resurrection speaks to soul-awakening. The flowers remind us: beauty returns. Always. โ›ช

This time invites more than belief โ€” it invites feeling. A moment to grieve whatโ€™s passed, to greet whatโ€™s arriving. To honour the woven mystery that holds it all.

May this Easter bring you a gentle renewal.
May your spirit remember its wild, sacred rhythm.
And may you rise โ€” soft, shining โ€” into your next becoming. ๐Ÿงก

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