Ep 10 | Honoring Your Natural Rhythm

It is January 7th, and many people are celebrating the change of calendar by setting resolutions and goals. But here is what I want to offer: January 1st is not actually the start of new energy. If we look to what is natural, the Chinese New Year does not fall on January 1st. New birth and new growth happen in March. If we align with what is natural for the earth and for our bodies, the Gregorian calendar does not dictate our rhythm. In this episode, I speak to the sensitive souls who feel off when the world tells them to set goals and make plans. I share my own experience of being the first in my family to wake up, to question the conditioning, to step into new terrain after my spiritual awakening in 2008. I talk about the two paths people seem to be walking, the field of potentiality that quantum physics speaks to, and why coherence, not force, is what brings about change naturally and effortlessly. If you have ever felt like you were adopted because you were so different from your family, if you are the first in your circle to question the old patterns, if the idea of writing resolutions feels heavy or forced, this conversation is for you. What Arose in This Conversation January 1st Is Not the Start of New Energy: The Gregorian calendar is a constructed timeline. If we align with what is natural for the earth and our bodies, new birth and new growth arrive in spring. Honoring your natural rhythm means paying attention to what feels true for you, not what the calendar dictates. Resolutions That Feel Heavy vs. Energizing: If writing goals and resolutions excites and energizes you, honor that. But if it feels off, heavy, or forced, that is a cue that your own rhythm is guiding you toward something else. You do not need to force what does not align. Am I Adopted?: I remember joking with my parents, asking if I was adopted, not because I really thought so, but because I just felt different. There were things I did that were different from my siblings and my friends. It is important to honor what makes each of us unique and not try to fit in in a way that abandons who we truly are. Being the First to Wake Up: After my spiritual awakening in 2008, I found myself navigating new terrain. A seven-year-old asked to be homeschooled. I stepped into spaces with no conditioning to guide me. It was very challenging and unsettling, especially when I had to explain or defend my choices to people who could not understand. If you are the first in your family line or friend circle to feel that inner calling, you are not alone. The Two Paths: There are those walking a path still heavily conditioned, without access to the field of potentiality. And there are those expanding into new awareness. This is not a split; we are all connected. But some paths are expanding before others, and that can feel isolating. What We Give Our Attention to Grows: Quantum physics speaks to a field of potentiality. If we are not raised to look toward what else is possible, we do not expand in that direction. Highly sensitive individuals have the tendency toward higher awareness, but when we are moving so fast and overwhelmed by stimuli, life looks very different than when we slow down. Coherence Brings Change Naturally: When we breathe a little slower and deeper, connect with our heart and the present moment, our nervous system relaxes. As it feels safer, clarity arises more easily. Coherence is what brings about change naturally and effortlessly. It is not something we were all raised to understand. An Invitation to Carry With You As you listen, or as you reflect on this new year, what feels forced that you have been trying to make work? What would it feel like to release the timeline and trust your own nat