November 1, 2025: To the ones carrying both sorrow and vision
Today we send the light of our love to those whose hearts still ache for what was lost but whose eyes are beginning to imagine what could yet be built.
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Dear friends,
Each day, we gather here - hearts from every corner of the globe - to share a breath, a quiet pause, and send the light of our love into a dark world.
Today we send the light of our love to those carrying both sorrow and vision
To those whose hearts still ache for what was lost but whose eyes are beginning to imagine what could yet be built. To the healers who whisper hope into tired rooms, to the artists painting through the ache, to the citizens wondering if gentleness still matters in a world obsessed with power. We send our light to everyone learning to lead with empathy in an age that mistakes noise for strength.
May the tide remember my name
I let compassion be my compass.
I breathe before I react.
I speak truth without cruelty.
I trust that tenderness is not weakness.
I allow my dreams to show me what’s next.
I move as slowly as love requires.
Power with Grace
Courage doesn’t need to roar today; it only needs to stay kind when it could turn sharp. The influence you carry comes not from volume but from resonance. Use words as instruments of alignment, not weapons of defense. Let the day’s currents wash away urgency until only sincerity remains. The world listens differently when you speak from calm conviction.
Today, the waters listen back
The Moon drifts through Pisces while Mars joining Pluto and Jupiter meeting Mercury turn reflection into revelation. Secrets rise like bubbles through still water; empathy and accountability find each other in the same breath. Institutions wrestle with conscience, and individuals feel the echo in their own choices.
This is a day for choosing to move the world forward with truth spoken softly but surely.
See you tomorrow morning!
Thank you, Wiz! This hit such a chord this morning! I hit a big low yesterday, feeling such a big gulf of unshared understanding with my very large married into a long time ago family. Hours later it slowly dawned on me that distance is not disaster, and does not preclude love for "non tribe" members, even though I wish things were different.