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If I could tell you just one thing right now, I would say— "I hope you do it."

I hope you reach toward the thing you can’t stop thinking about. I hope you walk down the unknown path that scares you but also holds the promise of something that feels honest and beautiful and right. I would tell you that this life is so short, and it goes by so fast, and you might as well be brave and foolish and risk it all for something that matters.

And I would tell you to let go of the shoulds and ought tos that lead you down unaligned paths and ask yourself—"What is my heart trying to tell me?" And I hope you listen to that feeling and honor that feeling because it is real and valid and nobody can take that away from you.

I would tell you to create the most beautiful life you can imagine for yourself. I would tell you that you do not have to settle for anything that tries to dim your light. And I would tell you—"Live."

Live fully.
Live courageously.
Live inspired.
Please. Just live.

✍️🏻By Zanna Keithley, from her book, Words You Might Need Today

🎨Artist|Monica Fernandez

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To The Ascension LightWorker Collective
THE ARIES FULL MOON : 27th September RETURNING TO YOUR OWN TRUTH: As we move through the final days of September, the Full Moon in Aries brings a powerful energetic reminder to the ascending: you are not here to keep abandoning yourself in order to maintain peace with others.

Aries carries the energy of initiation, courage, independence and movement. As the first sign of the zodiac, it symbolises the willingness to step forward into something new, sometimes before we can see exactly where the path is leading. Under this Full Moon, you may find yourself becoming increasingly aware of where you have been compromising your truth, suppressing your feelings, over-giving, seeking approval or remaining in situations simply because changing them feels uncomfortable.

For many of the ascending, this can feel deeply personal. You may notice a stronger need for space, solitude, boundaries and authenticity. Old patterns of automatically putting everyone else first can begin to feel impossible to continue.

This isn’t about becoming less loving, it is about understanding that true love does not require self-abandonment. There comes a point in the awakening journey where honouring yourself becomes just as important as honouring everyone around you.

The Aries Full Moon can also illuminate the difference between reaction and soul-led action. You may feel emotions rising that you have held beneath the surface for a long time, frustration, anger, grief, exhaustion or simply the realisation that something no longer feels aligned.

Rather than judging these emotions as a regression, allow yourself to listen to what they are revealing. Sometimes the emotion is not the problem; it is the messenger showing you where your energy has been asking for change.

THE ARIES FULL MOON: WHEN THE HEAD FEELS THE SHIFT: With the Full Moon moving through Aries, some of the ascending may be noticing increased sensations around the head, forehead, temples and crown, including feelings of pressure, heaviness or headaches.

In astrology, Aries is associated with the head, making this an area that can symbolically come into greater focus during an Aries lunation.

From an Ascension perspective, these sensations may be experienced alongside periods of heightened mental activity, energetic sensitivity, emotional processing or an increased awareness of what is changing within us. You may feel as though your mind is unusually busy, while another part of you is asking you to become still.

The meaning is not to fear these sensations, but to listen to your body and slow down where necessary. Rest. Hydrate. Breathe deeply. Spend time outdoors. Reduce stimulation and allow yourself moments where you don’t have to process, solve or understand everything.

Sometimes the greatest shift is not about doing more. It is about becoming still enough to hear what your body, mind and soul are asking of you. You may also feel a stronger desire to stop explaining yourself.

The ascending are learning that not every boundary requires a lengthy explanation and not every decision requires external validation. Your Higher Self does not need everyone to understand your path before you are allowed to walk it.

This Full Moon sits within the Aries–Libra polarity, bringing the themes of self and others into greater awareness. Where have you been keeping the peace at the expense of your own peace? Where have you confused being loving with being endlessly available? Where have you been afraid that choosing yourself might disappoint someone else?

These are not questions designed to create separation. They are invitations into greater balance.

As we approach the end of September and move deeper into the changing energies of this period, you may feel an inner shift taking place: less willingness to live from old conditioning and a greater willingness to live from your own soul truth.

You are not becoming harder. You are becoming clearer. You are not losing your capacity to love. You are learning to include yourself within that love. The greatest lesson of this Aries Full Moon is this: You do not need permission to become who your soul has been calling you to become.

Trust what is being revealed. Honour what your inner knowing is showing you. Release the need to return to versions of yourself that existed only to make others comfortable.

The path forward may require courage but courage is not the absence of fear. Courage is choosing your truth even when the old version of you is afraid to take the next step.

In loving and devoted ascension service
by Ascension LightWorkers

Image: Full Moon in Aries: Release the Ram
Talon Abraxas

The Phoenix is consumed by flame and returns from what remains.

The salamander, in old European lore, was said to live within fire without being harmed by it.

One is transformed by the flames.

The other endures them.

That difference makes them powerful symbols when placed side by side.

The Phoenix represents death, rebirth and the version of the self that can only emerge after something has ended. Its fire changes everything. What enters the flames does not come back exactly as it was.

The salamander represents resistance.

Medieval bestiaries and earlier natural histories repeated extraordinary beliefs that salamanders could survive fire, extinguish flames or even make their homes within them. The real animal became wrapped in symbolism until it was almost inseparable from the element itself.

Together, they tell two different stories about surviving difficult things.

Sometimes the fire changes you completely.

Sometimes your power is simply that it cannot consume you.

The Phoenix rises because it was willing to become something new.

The salamander remains because the flames were never powerful enough to destroy what it was.

One teaches rebirth.

The other teaches endurance.

There are seasons in life when we need to remember both.

Q. So the individual does not exist as an isolated entity. But does not the personality exist as a unique part of the
whole?

A. The person is really only persona, mask, but it has come to be synonymous with the idea of an individual, separate and continuous entity. The personality is not the constant we imagine it to be.

In reality, it is only a temporary re-orchestration of all our senses, imagination, and intelligence, according to each situation. There is no repetition in life, and each re-orchestration is unique and original like the design in a kaleidoscope.

The mistake is to identify with the personality, to conceptualize it in memory and then take ourselves for this collection of crystallized images rather than letting all emotions, perceptions, and thoughts arise and die in us. We are in the theatre watching our own play on stage. The actor is always 'behind' his persona. He seems to be completely lost in suffering, in being a hero, a lover, a rascal, but all these appearances take place in global presence.

This presence is not a detached attitude, a witnessing position. It is not a feeling of separateness, of being 'outside'. It is the presence of wholeness and love, out of which all comes. When no situation calls for an activity, we remain in emptiness of activity, in this Presence.

- Jean Klein, Who Am I?