A Time for Reflection
Hey Beautiful,
Tonight we step into the energy of the Sturgeon Moon, arriving at 12:19 a.m. EDT — right on the heels of a deep partial lunar eclipse. Most of the Moon will be covered in shadow, glowing that soft orange-red that feels like a cosmic exhale.
The Sturgeon Moon is named, by the Native Americans, after the massive, ancient fish — were most abundant in the Great Lakes and waterways. Their presence symbolized:
Longevity
Resilience
Ancient wisdom
Survival through deep waters
Their message for us?
You are built for endurance.
You are built for transformation.
You are built for seasons that require strength.
As the Moon moves through shadow, you may notice your own shadows rising — old patterns, old emotions, old stories that want to be released.
For Women of Color — Your Nervous System Reacts Differently
Eclipse energy can feel like:
Emotional heaviness
Sudden irritability
Feeling “off” or overstimulated
Old memories resurfacing
A need to withdraw or rest
This isn’t you “being dramatic.” This is your body processing generations of resilience.
Your body is wise.
Your spirit is steady.
Your healing is valid.
The Sturgeon Moon reminds you:
You rise even in shadow.
You shine even in transition.
You are allowed to rest while you transform.
Tonight, let's try one of these grounding practices:
🌬️ 4-2-6 breathing (inhale 4, hold 2, exhale 6)
🧘🏽‍♀️ Shoulder drop + jaw release
✍🏽 Write one thing you’re releasing + one thing you’re reclaiming
🌿 Warm tea + slow breathing before bed
Tonight’s reflection:
What part of me is ready to rise out of the deep?
#HERCalmConfidentCollective #SturgeonMoon #EclipseEnergy #WOCHealing #NervousSystemCare
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Dorothy Mitchell
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