In this month’s Money Lighthouse episode, we explore the powerful energy of the November full moon, occurring in the nakshatra Krittika within Aries. This lunar mansion is linked to the fierce energy of The Pleiades, also known as the six Weeping Sisters. Krittika carries the symbol of a blade or flame, symbolizing transformation, purification, and release. Just as a gardener prunes a plant to allow fresh growth, this full moon invites us to cut away what no longer serves us, making space for new beginnings. This celestial event encourages us to release what feels stagnant, nurturing new areas of growth and potential in our lives.

Guided by the deity Agni, the god of fire, Krittika emphasizes the sacred role of fire in both physical and spiritual realms. Fire holds deep significance for purification, transformation, and connection to the divine, seen across cultures from Vedic tradition to Christianity’s Pascal flame. This period may bring heightened emotions or fiery exchanges, as the Sun, Krittika’s ruling planet, amplifies our desires and passions. Reflecting on this energy, we’re encouraged to channel this fire constructively—to burn away our fears or doubts, and to fuel our dreams, growth, and self-expression.

Alongside this celestial wisdom, our spirit guidance message, drawn from Angela Hartfield’s Whispers of Aloha, reminds us to be mindful of our impact. With the card “Care for the Ocean,” we’re reminded of our interconnection with all things. Just as water supports life, so does fire, and both elements work in harmony to nurture growth and sustain life. This full moon season, embrace the balance of fire and water—let go of what’s no longer needed, cleanse any lingering tension, and consciously move through the world with an awareness of the energy you bring and the impact you leave behind. 🌕✨

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Today, we're diving into some personal reflections and lessons on money. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been exploring three recurring money themes in my life. These themes have shown up as if to say, “Remember us?” and they’ve certainly made their presence felt! If you also have money lessons that seem to repeat or reappear, you’re not alone. It’s all part of the journey, and I’m going to share my reflections with you in this episode.

First, I’ve realized that money is my ultimate teacher. Just when I think I’ve learned my lessons, they reappear in new ways, like layers to peel back. Money keeps challenging me, helping me uncover deeper beliefs, and sometimes old doubts resurface as a gentle reminder to keep learning. Recently, I’ve felt called to approach these moments with patience and self-compassion—an approach rooted in what I’ve been learning from trauma-informed teachings. If you’ve been experiencing similar moments, know that it’s okay to give yourself grace and embrace the lesson rather than resist it.

One theme that keeps surprising me is the balance between the practical and energetic aspects of money. While I tend to focus on the energetic side, I’ve been nudged to review my practical money habits too. From letting go of unused subscriptions to being mindful of my spending, I’m working on aligning both sides of my financial life. These realizations bring a sense of peace, as I strive to simplify my approach and honor my own unique way of working on these lessons. Money, in its mysterious way, always offers us a mirror—and I’m grateful for each insight it brings. Thank you for joining me in this journey, and I’d love to hear about your own money lessons and discoveries!

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In this episode of the Money Lighthouse Podcast for Spiritual Entrepreneurs, we explore the new moon in Swati, which graces the skies on November 1st in the sign of Libra. This celestial event brings the opportunity for balanced new beginnings, with the Sun and Moon harmoniously aligning to expand wisdom and creativity. Swati, known as the "self-going star," invites us to embrace flexibility, represented by its symbol of a single blade of grass blowing in the wind. This nakshatra encourages independence, self-determination, and adapting to change. It's a perfect time to reflect on how we can align ourselves with these energies.

We also delve into the deeper symbolism of Swati, which connects to the wind deity and Saraswati, the goddess of learning. The theme of breath and life, as illustrated in the Bible story of Adam, ties into the importance of our first breath, marking the start of our journey on Earth. Swati's symbolism of a blade and coral reminds us to cut through unnecessary distractions and focus on our growth. This lunar phase, paired with powerful numerological influences of the number 1, nudges us toward leadership and new beginnings, urging us to take bold steps forward.

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Chasing Coral: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGGBGcjdjXA