Wellness Reflections from me to you

The New Moon is approaching and with it also comes the end of the first lunar month of the year. The New Moon in it’s darkness and mystery brings with it a powerful energy that those who are aware of it can use to enhance the effectiveness of their actions. When the Moon cast her shadowy back to us, it is a reminder that sometimes it is needed for us to also turn within and be still for a change. With the every day hustle and bustle we can often times forget that rest is just as integral a part of our life as is our productivity and that without it we can get out of synch with the very cycles that keep us healthy. The dark new moon also brings with it a downward energy that encourages actions aligned with sowing seeds, planting, and incubating. Now is a perfect time for planning, meditating on and fine tuning future goals and visions. It is also an opportunity to start a new project, plan, or endeavor you have had in the works. New actions taken during this time will have support going forward from the energy of the growing moon.

I you want more information on how you can use the moon to enhance your life, as well as using natural cycles to assist with health and wellness goals please contact me via email at askdradiro@gmail.com to set up a consultation.

Sending love and wishing you vibrant, radiant health,

Dr. Adiro

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