今回は、月齢に合わせて日々を振り返ってみるジャーナリング方法です。 目標の設定や、日々の出来事を肯定していければいいなと思って実践しています。 何年も前から最近に至るまで、いろんなところから良いなと思ったことを参考にさせていただいたガイドです。

This time, it is a journaling method to reflect on the days of the month according to the lunar cycle. I practice this in hopes of setting goals and affirming daily events. This is a guide that I have used over the years and recently from various places that I have found to be good.

I miss his hands.

All of him, of course, but... his hands, the most. Who is Ethari without his hands, without the wondrous magics they can craft, without that tender placement of his gifts into your care?

If Ethari cares for you, it is impossible not to notice. Even for me, stubborn fool that I am. I am covered in proof of his love, from my horns to my heels. My husband loves me. And yet, here I waste, apart from him. Is there any elf more un-loved than one forcibly separated from his husband by cruel magic, taken so far that neither Moon nor craftsman can reach him?

And yet. In my heart, I know it still: Ethari loves me.

I know my own suffering. With every breath, I know it. But Ethari... does he not suffer more? Without the Moon, he cannot find me. He thinks me lost. (And lost I am, but not that sort of lost.) Surely, his heart struggles more for believing me gone. At least I know he lives, safe in the Silvergrove where none can harm him.

I must return to him. I must show him I still live. It is the only way to end his torment. There must be some way out of here, some way back. I need to find him-

But what to say, once I am there?

No. No mere words will suffice. Any trick can talk, any illusion can elucidate. I need something more. Something he will know immediately as me - the true me.

A kiss. No magic can replicate the way I kiss my husband. He would know me blind by the way I kiss his lips.

It's settled. I will find a way out. And then I will kiss my husband. And then he will feel better.

It's warmer tonight.

Do you feel it, where you are? The gentleness in the air? A soft song, a hum of forgiveness. Or, perhaps an apology for the cold winter? I didn't mind the cold, so this night has no need to apologize to me.

I did miss someone to keep warm, though. I don't mind the cold, but I feel it more, now. That's one of the nice things about giving someone a gift, you see - there's always a bit of it shared back to you somehow. And keeping Runaan warm, well... I was never cold with him to hold.

We'd sit like this, usually at dawn, but other times too. Watching our little world from our porch. Even here in the most secluded little Moonshadow village in Xadia, there's a lot to see if you just wait for it to show itself.

Moon moths heading to bed. Elflings playing hide and seek down in the green. Me sneaking a sip of my husband's tea - again. (He never minded, but it was cute to watch him pretend not to notice when we both knew he absolutely did!)

I've no one's tea to steal now. Another bit of me that's gone cold, I suppose. Maybe I should get a nice long coat to stay warm. One that matches my scarf, of course. It would never do to be caught mismatched. How would-

Well, but that's so silly. I always think to myself, "How would Runaan know it's me if I change too much?" It's silly. But I cannae shake it. Not because I expect him to walk in the door and kiss me or anything. But because I'm still me, and Runaan's opinions still matter, even now. Especially now.

I'm the only person who remembers them. How else do I honor the dear one I've lost, than to remember what he liked? Ha - and what he tolerated for love of me.

Welcome to my blog, dear readers! Today, I would like to share with you one of my favorite practices - moon journaling. As a clairvoyant medium, I have always been fascinated by the moon's energy and its influence on our lives. The moon's phases and movements have been studied for centuries and are believed to have a profound impact on our emotions, behavior, and spiritual growth. That's why I encourage everyone to start moon journaling to tap into the moon's energy and harness its power for our benefit.

Moon journaling is a simple yet powerful practice that involves tracking the moon's phases and journaling about our thoughts, feelings, and experiences during each phase. It helps us to connect with our inner selves, set intentions, and release negative emotions and limiting beliefs. With consistent moon journaling, we can gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us, and ultimately, live more fulfilling lives.

To start moon journaling, you'll need a journal, a pen, and a willingness to connect with your inner self. Begin by tracking the moon's phases and marking the dates in your journal. You can use a lunar calendar or a moon phase app to keep track of the moon's cycle. Next, journal about your thoughts, emotions, and experiences during each phase. Here's a breakdown of the moon's eight phases and what they represent:

New Moon - This is the time for new beginnings, setting intentions, and planting seeds for the future.

Waxing Crescent - As the moon grows, this phase is about taking action towards our goals and building momentum.

First Quarter - This is a time of challenges and obstacles. It's an opportunity to overcome our fears and gain strength.

Waxing Gibbous - This phase is about refining our goals, adjusting our plans, and staying focused on what we want to achieve.

Full Moon - The most powerful phase, the full moon is a time for manifestation, gratitude, and releasing what no longer serves us.

Waning Gibbous - As the moon begins to wane, this phase is about reflection, evaluation, and learning from our experiences.

Third Quarter - This phase is about letting go of what no longer serves us and preparing for a new cycle.

Waning Crescent - The final phase is about surrendering, releasing, and preparing for a new beginning.

As you journal about each phase, reflect on your goals, desires, challenges, and emotions. Write down your intentions, fears, and limiting beliefs. Release any negative energy or emotions that may be holding you back. And most importantly, trust in the universe to guide you on your path.

Moon journaling is a deeply personal practice, and there is no right or wrong way to do it. You can use prompts or simply free-write about your experiences. You can include drawings, quotes, or affirmations that resonate with you. The most important thing is to stay consistent and committed to the practice.

In conclusion, moon journaling is a powerful tool for personal growth, healing, and transformation. It allows us to tap into the moon's energy and harness its power to manifest our desires and release what no longer serves us. So, grab your journal, pen, and let's start journaling under the moonlight! Trust me, you won't regret it. Message me if you want my FREE Moon Journal.

Until next time, dear readers, sending you love and light.

Something NuBian The Full Moon in Leo doesn’t whisper.She doesn’t wait for permission.She illuminates what’s already alive and says: be seen. This moon isn’t about performance.It’s about presence. I’m not writing this from a finished place. I’m writing this from the middle. From the floor. From the steam of the shower. From the pages of a journal that’s been opened, closed, and reopened…