The equinox, a time when nature is transitioning when planet Earth is just at the right angle so that day and night balance out, but then within seconds the leaves appear to change. Of course this happens in those hemispheres where seasons occur, but an equivalent is found across the globe.
Today it is time again for refection and acknowledgment of all that was, time to draw a line and decide what is next?!
Interestingly for me, today I had to make a decision about a client, well the client made the decision for me. Sometimes clients are not ready to explore their world and implement change, so they dodge the visits or dismiss the help. Today was one of those days where I was unceremoniously dismissed, despite family members wanting this person to get help, they decided I was not relevant. What makes it even more interesting Is that family members did not believe that this person will want to work with me, and throughout were voicing their opinion quite loudly that this person was beyond help. And guess what, the client fulfilled their prophecy, the client disengaged. So recapitulation was done, the ending was complete and the client is set free.
This week was in fact a lot of recapitulation with many of my clients, each one of them are at a different stage on their journey, and just like the autumn leaves they can change from one second to the next. So this week in the energy of the equinox, we revisited why we are working with each other; what changes have taken place, what influences their lives, what works, what does not work, and also what change means. So in effect this week was all about he cycle of change and our preparedness for an upgrade.
And isn’t nature due for an upgrade? Isn’t nature ready for a wardrobe change?
How are you observing this time of transition? Are you recapitulating how life has happened for you so far? Are you about to make some changes for yourself?
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