“I am not the passenger, I am the ride.” Unknown

If we are the ride, how might we find more ease with the ups and downs of being human?

It takes practice and consistency to show up for yourself in all circumstances. And for me, having a regular space in circle to be witnessed has expanded my capacity to meet myself in all my layers.

  Wildflower Circle under the Libra Full Moon

Wednesday, April 1, 2026 |  7:00-9:00ish PM

We’ve been gifted with a powerful energetic reset after the equinox. The Libra Full Moon invites us into balance—between doing & being, self & others, action & contemplation, solitude & connection.

We are in the last moments of release from the eclipses and the astrological year as Pisces brings us to a close, inviting us to open up our dreams for the new cycle ahead. 

The Pisces New Moon reminds us that seeds grow in the dark and the first phase of their breaking open to take root are not visible to the eye.

This New Moon invites us to deepen our receptivity as old karmic lessons rise to the surface, refining our alignment with what is true before we set intentions or make our next move.

Together we will close out the zodiac year through release, creating space for a new center point and the dreams we are planting for our world.  To imagine a new future, our nervous systems must feel resourced, and we must expand our capacity to be present and adaptable with what is emerging.  

“Ritual is the technology we use to stay human in the face of systems that want to grind us down.”  — Jamila Bradley

In these times, I believe we are being invited to stand deeply as our authentic selves. And to do that, we need spaces where it feels safe to bring all the layers of the wildflowers we are.

With the Virgo Blood Full Moon & Lunar Eclipse, many of us felt the pressure of moving through the eclipse portal — a symbolic rebirth passage. The squeeze some of us felt (or are still feeling) may be preparation for what is emerging.

“You lose everything when you don’t love yourself – and gain everything when you do.” 

~ Rupi Kaur

As we move between the two eclipses, we are in a kind of cosmic birth canal — a powerful threshold bringing clarity and deeper alignment from our souls as we are ushered into the Year of the Fire Horse.

You may have been feeling the squeeze.
The pressure.
The quiet (or not-so-quiet) revelation of what you are — and are not — bringing with you into this new cycle.

This is a rebirthing.

Did you know that children learn more easily than adults because they aren’t worried about how they look or sound? What might shift if we welcomed more of that playful, curious energy into our lives?

In circle, we invited that childlike essence to help us embody our full sacred selves. As Hifaz reminded us, “Now is the time to know that all that you do is sacred.”

Each of us wildflowers named, in our own way, that we are done carrying invisible labor for others and are practicing allowing those in our lives to take responsibility for themselves. Many of us have been having potent dreams — I even experienced one about circle come true last week.

In these turbulent times, we are being called to remember the support of the more-than-human world that surrounds us.

I am sharing a practice that has deeply supported me over the last few years as I navigated profound change and many ego deaths.

Join us on Saturday, March 21st from 12–6ish PM to create your own Ancestor, Soul Lineage, or Spirit Guides Board.

We will begin with a potluck meal to open our gathering.

The Spring Equinox marks a sacred threshold — a moment of balance between day and night — welcoming the return of light and new beginnings. Together, we will honor this turning point by planting seeds for deeper support and relationship with our ancestors, soul lineage, and spirit guides.

“I am free because I've given up the illusion that I need to be loved (by someone outside of me). I am free because I am my own.”  — Meggan Watterson

With Valentine’s Day here, the world invites us to focus on love outside of ourselves — and that is beautiful. But what if we allowed ourselves to fully receive the love we so freely give to everyone else? What if we gave ourselves the love first — so we could be filled and overflow from that space?

This Aquarius New Moon, amplified by the potent energy of the solar eclipse, opens a powerful cycle of new beginnings. It is supporting us in preparing our bodies, minds, and energy to move forward with clarity about who we truly are — and to stand fully in our power during turbulent times.

“Shame dies when stories are told in safe spaces.” ~ Unknown

In these turbulent times, it’s easy to feel disoriented—to get caught in the noise and lose our center. We are being invited to stay rooted and grounded in who we are, separate from what we do or give to others.

Are you willing to put your own air mask on first—to check in with what you need before tending to everyone else?

For many of us, especially as women, this can feel deeply countercultural. It runs opposite to how we were conditioned, and likely how our ancestors survived. Coming home to ourselves first is a practice. A remembering. One that allows us to connect and expand into more of who we truly are.

Our world teaches toxic independence. But isolation only deepens the pain. Wearing the “I’m fine” mask keeps us disconnected—from others and ourselves. Healing begins when we are witnessed, not fixed. In the Wildflower Garden, you are already whole. Ready to heal in community?

"You didn't come here broken & you're not going to be fixed." ~Petra

Together, we will shed the last skin of the Year of the Snake so it’s not carried forward into the Year of the Fire Horse. As Sabrina Lynn reminds us, “What moves fast next depends on how you release now.”

So I invite you to reflect: what else is ready to come off in the deeper layers of you?

This Leo Full Moon turns up the heat and the drama, igniting the heart and inviting you to let yourself roar. Together, we’ll explore what a wild revolution looks like in our lives—releasing the ways we hold ourselves back from fully claiming our power.

Let’s be real: truth is complicated in the times we are navigating. We are being invited to hold more right now—to resist seeing truth and falsehood as simple binaries. So how might we hold both complexity and care in order to find our way forward in love?

To strengthen the web of community, we must cultivate two capacities: imagination and a longing for the future beyond what we can yet imagine.  I will continue to create community spaces that support each wildflower in becoming fully rooted and centered in their power, so that we can rise together.

As we slow down together in circle and listen to our bodies, it can feel scary to open our hearts and worry that we’re doing it wrong—because this way of being is so counter to what the world teaches us as a form of protection.

Under the New Moon in Capricorn, we were offered a reset point for direction, discipline, and long-term vision. Just like tending a garden, we first needed to clear the field and compost what we were still holding from 2025.

Gather with the Wildflowers for a New Moon in Capricorn circle, where we will deepen our roots and tend to what we are building through our lives. This moon feels like a quiet yet powerful threshold—a moment to pause and sense where you are truly being asked to go.

Capricorn does not rush or force clarity. It invites honesty, maturity, and self-leadership.

It is an invitation to choose a direction and lovingly honor that choice with steady, aligned steps.

Trust is my word for 2026, following a year of surrendering and allowing life to show me the way. It feels especially potent given what is happening in our country—to not get lost in the noise, to stay rooted, to remember what is true.

Over the last 8–10 years, I have been learning how to trust myself and my own knowing, after a lifetime of outsourcing my trust to everyone else but me. When I did that, I believed others knew what was better for me—and I often ended up more lost, disappointed, and resentful. I began to see how I was breaking trust with myself and with Great Mystery, hoping someone else could save me from taking responsibility for my life and for what I desire.

For many of us, love and belonging were tied to self-abandonment—disconnecting from the wisdom of our bodies in order to be accepted. As we move through life, the characters may change, but the story often remains the same.

Under the energy of the Cancer Full Moon—often associated with the archetype of the Mother—we gathered at the edges of the lake of our lives. We explored how the mother role showed up for us, what may have shaped their behaviors, and how these experiences influenced the ways we nurture others while neglecting ourselves.

Winter is a time of death and deep rest.
When we honor what nature is showing us, we create space for what longs to dream through us. By allowing parts of our lives to die with beauty and grace, we show reverence for the love that was — and the love that still lives — inviting us into a deeper awakening of the soul.

This Cancer Super Moon draws us into our watery depths, illuminating themes of emotional security, home, family, and care. It invites us to release the waves of frustration and over-responsibility in caregiving dynamics that keep us from nourishing our own souls.

With the Moon illuminating Cancer (our private, inner world) and Capricorn (our public roles and responsibilities), we are asked to find a truer balance — one that honors wholeness, sustainability, and spiritual growth.

In the deepest dark, we befriend the stillness. Like the snake, we shed what no longer serves us. In the belly. off winter, wrapped in Earth’s midnight blanket, we listen - and find the eternal. flame flickering within..

The ocean of grief is vast, and I never know what the day will be - whether it feels as if the waves are crashing over me and pulling me under or just numb or it is sunny and calm. So I ride the waves, while surrendering into the support all around me inviting me to receive the love. As the wings of grief and gratitude stretch me wide and far, I continue to feel the echoes of her love ever present around me in small and big ways.

There is beauty in death & it teaches us how to live more fully. Thank you Mom for bringing me into this world to share the love you generously gave me.

The Wildflowers allowed the energy of the Cold Moon to support them in rewriting the story of their lives through clearing away the narratives that were ready to be released. We witnessed the similar weeds we each carry, reminding us that we are not alone.