Spring is now officially here in the Northern Hemisphere… In the South, you are now in Autumn. The not-so-equal equinox has happened.

These enigmatic creatures have lived alongside humans for thousands of years, revered as magical guardians, spiritual protectors, and even divine beings. But beyond the myths and folklore, cats possess real, tangible healing abilities that science is only beginning to understand.

So, whether you have a feline companion curled up beside you or you’re simply curious about the mystical nature of cats, settle in as we uncover the history, energy, and power of the domestic cat.

If you’ve ever felt like the world around you is tuned to the wrong station, or that your energy moves in waves that others can’t seem to catch, then this episode is for you. So, let’s talk about why neurodivergence and society struggle to resonate."

Today, we’re diving into the powerful energies of the Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse in Virgo. This is not just any full moon—it’s an eclipse, which means major shifts, endings, and awakenings. And because it’s happening in Virgo, an earth sign ruled by Mercury, we’re looking at themes of healing, self-improvement, and balance between logic and intuition.

So, if you’ve been feeling restless, overly analytical, or like your world is being shaken up, don’t worry—you’re not alone. This eclipse is here to illuminate truths, break unhealthy cycles, and guide us toward a healthier, more aligned way of living. Let’s get into it.

Blood Moons in History & Mythology

Blood Moons have long been seen as omens—harbingers of change, upheaval, and transformation.

• In Ancient Civilizations: The Incas and Mesopotamians believed a Blood Moon signaled a war in the heavens, often foretelling a time of political or natural turmoil.

• In the Bible: The Book of Joel and Revelation both reference a Blood Moon as a sign of the End Times.

• In Norse Mythology: The eclipse was seen as a wolf, Sköll, chasing and devouring the Moon.

• In Chinese Tradition: A lunar eclipse was thought to mean that a celestial dragon was swallowing the Moon, and people would bang drums to scare it away.

Even today, some still see Blood Moons as astrological triggers, marking endings, revelations, and deep emotional shifts.

Astrological Significance of Blood Moons

In astrology, a Blood Moon is a total lunar eclipse that occurs in a specific zodiac sign, amplifying that sign’s energy. Eclipses are known as cosmic wildcards, bringing:

Sudden changes and turning points

Emotional revelations and hidden truths

Endings and new beginnings

Unlike regular full moons, which bring culmination and insight, a Blood Moon can feel more intense, even chaotic. It’s a time to let go, reset, and allow the universe to course-correct your path.

If a Blood Moon falls in a particular zodiac sign, expect themes related to that sign so a Blood Moon in Virgo may focus on healing and routines.

I want to briefly dive into the world of Rudolf Steiner—a thinker, philosopher, and all-around visionary who left a big mark on education, agriculture, and even spirituality.

He encourages us all to really look at the material/ spiritual connection in our lives and is a huge inspirational historic figure in my life…even though I don’t have the intellectual ability to follow through on what he is trying to explain most of the time.

According to most traditional Hindu calculations, we are deep in Kali Yuga—an era of confusion, greed, and destruction. The ancient texts describe Kali Yuga as a time when morality declines, leaders are corrupt, and materialism rules over spiritual wisdom. Sound familiar? Many people look at the world today—climate change, wars, corporate greed, and the mental health crisis—and conclude that we must be in the late stages of Kali Yuga.

Here is my understanding of what this could mean and how we ride the storms of this cycle.

Harnessing the Legends of the Djinn for Personal Growth and Empowerment

Today we dive into the fascinating intersections of myth, meaning, and personal transformation. We are going to unpack how the stories and symbolism of the djinn, or Fae, can become powerful tools for personal growth and empowerment. Whether you’re looking to tap into your inner strength, confront your fears, or unlock your deepest desires, the djinn have something to teach us.

Now, you might be wondering: how do ancient legends about fiery spirits apply to my life in 2025? Well, myths aren’t just old stories—they’re mirrors. They reflect our struggles, our dreams, and our potential. The djinn, with their complexity and power, offer us a unique lens to explore three key areas of personal growth: mastering our desires, facing the unknown, and embracing our own agency.

Rise & Fall of Paganism in the U.K.

Paganism in the UK likely started with the Celts, who arrived around 800 BCE and practiced a polytheistic religion centered on nature and fertility, led by druids. During the Roman occupation from 43 CE to 410 CE, their beliefs mixed with Roman religion, creating a syncretic form. After the Romans left, the Angles and Saxons brought their own paganism in the 5th century, featuring gods like Woden and Thunor, with distinct sacred sites and burial practices.

Christianity's spread began in earnest in 597 CE with Augustine's mission to Kent, converting King Aethelberht. By the late 7th century, most of England was Christian, with Wales, Scotland, and Ireland adopting it earlier from the 5th century. The Viking invasions in the 9th and 10th centuries briefly reintroduced paganism, but they too converted. By the 11th century, paganism was largely extinct, though lots of elements persisted in folklore.

Let’s look under the carpet and see what was swept away…

Today we dive deep into the mysteries of magic and explore Chaos Magic—one of the most misunderstood and fascinating branches of modern magic.

Is it pure anarchy? A shortcut to power? Or is it something deeper, a way to hack reality itself? Stick with me, and by the end of this episode, you might start seeing magic—and your own potential—in a whole new way.