“This is your reminder to try—gently, imperfectly—to stay present. Keep choosing yourself. Be open to life’s little whispers.

They will lead you where you need to go.”

“I cook most of my meals at home, take my supplements, move my body—but I also go out to eat, breathe the same polluted air as everyone else, and live in a world that, let’s be real, is kind of toxic.”

“I keep trying to make everything safe. But sitting alone with discomfort—without trying to fix it, dress it up, or make it mean something—just letting it exist and admitting that it’s real? That’s hard.”

“When life slows down, a quiet kind of chaos begins to stir—restlessness, discomfort, the familiar haunt beneath all my stillness. It’s not just silence I resist—it’s what the silence reveals.”

If Mercury gets to spiral backward and call it “alignment,” so do I.

“But generally speaking, I’m more intuitive about the battles I choose to fight. I’ve learned to let go of the ones I know I can’t win—or that simply aren’t worth fighting. My peace now takes priority.”