The seasons are turning — though you may not yet see it.
In early February, the land sits in a quiet threshold. The light is returning, but winter has not fully released its hold. In ancient traditions, this liminal period was marked as Imbolc — the quickening beneath the surface, the first subtle stirring of new life.
In this episode, I reflect on how the higher self journey mirrors these natural rhythms. Spiritual development is not linear. It moves in cycles of withdrawal, reorientation, expression, and integration — just as the earth does.
What if silence is not absence?
What if dormancy is not failure?
What if the turning happens long before the evidence?
Drawing on seasonal archetypes, equinoctal shifts, and the intelligence of liminal time, this episode explores why growth cannot be rushed — and why depth has its own timing.
It was through contemplating these natural cycles that I recognised something important about this podcast as well. If the higher self journey is seasonal, then the container for this dialogue must honour that rhythm too.
What You’ll Discover
· The Higher Self Has Seasons: How silence, confusion, and withdrawal are integral phases of spiritual maturity.
· The Quickening Beneath the Surface: Why transformation often begins before we can see or articulate it.
· Honouring Natural Rhythms: Why spiritual dialogue — including this podcast — must move in cycles rather than constant output.
This episode is an invitation to notice the season you are in, to soften your expectations of constant growth, and to trust that something may already be turning — even if it has not yet bloomed.
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