Inner Soul Reflections

🌱Do you like gardening? What are some of your favorite plants?
So I joined a community growing together garden this year.

🌱It’s a community garden where everyone gardens the same garden planting, watering, and weeding together once or twice a week for a couple hours. Then when things are ready to harvest, everyone gets a portion of the veggies and other things. Whatever doesn’t get taken, the rest is donated locally. 😊💞

🌼So this morning I went and helped with flowers and some chamomile was ready to harvest! Now I’m making some flower essence magic, and I wanted to share this journey with you!

✨Once I make the essence, I’ll make a blog post about it on my website!

Hope everyone has a wonderful week!

✨When you make a client relaxed and excited, that you have a certain kind of tea they love that they can’t find any more, they offer to buy all of it from you! 😆💞🙏

It’s moments like these that make me love what I do! 😁

💙Cozy vibes!💙

Ready for my first client in my newish space!

My books are full tomorrow, but I do still have some openings on Friday!

✨Click the link below to book!✨

https://www.innersoulreflections.com

✨Coming Soon!✨

I know I’ve been MIA on socials for a while, but I’ve been busy the last couple weeks! Busy with both my part-time job and making some exciting updates to my business space! I’m excited to share more with you soon!

I plan on sharing more June 1st and posting a video! Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!

🌿☀️ As spring slowly transitions into summer, nature reminds us to move, grow, and reconnect. While this season can feel energizing, it can also be easy to overextend ourselves without realizing it.

This is your gentle reminder to find balance between movement and rest.

A few simple ways to support yourself during this seasonal shift:
✨ Spend intentional time outdoors
✨ Stay hydrated
✨ Move and stretch your body gently
✨ Make space for creativity
✨ Prioritize rest and your nervous system

Massage, Reiki, and bodywork can also be beautiful tools for releasing built-up tension from winter and helping you feel more grounded and balanced moving into the warmer months.

If you’ve been feeling called to slow down and reconnect with yourself, I’d be honored to hold space for you! Just click the link below if you would like to book! ✨💞

https://www.innersoulreflections.com

✨Upcoming chair massage events!

🙌🏻Swanson’s this Sunday and the West Fargo Street Fair in June! Come say hi and relax with me!

will also be having a sale, which is another great reason to come stop by! Hope to see you then and have a wonderful week! 😊

❤️

✨New Wisdom Wednesday on the blog!

☀️This week I talked about sun protection and healing from sunburns! More or less I shared some things that I like to use when I’m out catching some warm rays in the summer! The inspiration came from my vacation in Florida and getting quite a bit of sun exposure. 😊

Check out my blog for the different kinds of essentials I like to bring when I’m out catching some rays! Click the link below to read more!

https://www.innersoulreflections.com/?p=654

☀️Since I’m on vacation I thought I’d share a word and its description, along with some photos of my trip, from a favorite dictionary of mine. The dictionary is called “The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.”

✨Morii
The desire to capture a fleeting experience.

Strange how strong the instinct is: to see something incredible and reach for the camera. As if you’re trying to lend it some credibility. To prove that it’s real. That I was here.
We live our lives in moments: in those rare experiences we stop to notice and carry with us, in the hopes of stringing them together, trying to tell a story. But even in the moment you can already feel it start to fade. So you try to capture it and convert it into something that will last longer than just a flash.
A photo can feel more real than its subject. It lets you build a version of the world that you can take with you. A world flattened and simple. A world that doesn’t change—that fits in the frame. A little brighter and more colorful, with everything under control.
You can travel the globe looking for memories and still find yourself standing behind the camera, waiting for the to hold still. With every click of the shutter, you’re trying to push pause on your life. If only you can feel more comfortable moving on, living in a world stuck on play.
A part of you knows you can’t take it with you. But that doesn’t stop you from trying. It doesn’t stop you from wondering, “What if you could just say a little longer?” or “What if we didn’t have to go?” We try to capture moments as if we’re afraid they’ll escape. But they’ll get away eventually.
So go ahead: take one last look, one more shot—so that years from now you can flip back through and try to relive it all over again. But maybe even then, you’ll be thinking to yourself, “Ah well. I guess you had to be there.”