Spring Equinox Meditation

+ an oracle card spread for the Spring Equinox

A Special Spring Equinox Meditation {Live Retreat Recording} ✨

from my favorite retreat of all time: President Jimmy Carter walked by during our meditation 🥰

As day and night find perfect balance, this season invites us to reflect, reset, and realign with our truest selves. Ancient traditions recognized this time as one of possibility, creativity, and rebirth. In this meditation, we explore the profound symbolism of the egg—protection, potential, and prophecy—helping you connect with your inner wisdom and set intentions for the months ahead.

🌿 Discover the power of the equinox and what happens when you connect with thousands of years of seasonal tradition.

🌿 Experience a guided meditation that gives you the space to clear away distraction, reset, and connect with intention.

🌿 Cultivate stillness, allowing yourself to release anxiety and overwhelm and nurture the seeds of your future self.

Step into this moment of renewal—press play and immerse yourself in a meditation that will leave you feeling balanced, inspired, and deeply connected to your own nature-inspired energy.

Thank you to Nick McMahan for today’s nature field recordings, sound design, and editing; and thank you to Brianna Nielsen for production and editing support.

Spring on Lake Chelan

🎧 The nature sounds in this episode capture the gentle lapping of Lake Chelan’s shoreline in Washington state as recorded by Nick McMahan. The Chelan People are the indigenious people who first heard the sounds of this lake.

Take a listen here:

A Spring Equinox Oracle Spread

On a Pink Moon

I take out my anger
And lay its shadow

On the stone I rolled
Over what broke me.

I plant three seeds
As a spell. One

For what will grow
Like air around us,

One for what will
Nourish and feed,

One for what will
Cling and remind me–

We are the weeds.

~ Ada Limón

This poem is always a favorite, but the magic of planting 3 seeds hits just right at the equinox. For this year’s oracle card spread, I was inspired by Ada’s words:

One for what will grow like air around us.

One for what will nourish and feed.

One for what will cling and remind me.

Your turn now; draw 3 cards from your favorite deck - one for each seed represented in the poem above. Here are mine 👇

I’d love to see your cards, if you are inclined to share!