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March 2026 Intuitive Reading · Remember Why You Are Here

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Just for having decided to see this month as a pilgrimage,
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your life as a pilgrimage,
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you will not come back the same person as you were when you left.
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And that is a relief, that's a blessing, that's an opening.
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Hello and welcome back to Remember Why You're Here,
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a podcast for seekers and sensitives where you can relax, receive,
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reconnect yourself, and remember the most important thing of all:
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why you're here. I'm Asia Suler, author,
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Earth Intuitive, teacher,
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and this is our intuitive reading for the month of
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March, 2026.
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This year has already felt so big and
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so much has happened that I'm a little bit of in awe of the fact that we're
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only in March. And at the same time, I'm also asking myself,
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how is it March already?
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But this reading really gave me a lot of perspective for the month ahead,
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so I'm hoping it is helpful for you as well.
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So some of the themes that we have up for this month are seeing the bigger
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story, transversing into new phases of your life,
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spiritual unfolding,
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the call to motion and soul perspective.
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So this month I worked with Kim Krantz archetype deck and the card that I pulled
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is the pilgrim.
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The pilgrim card is this beautiful image, this beautiful collage,
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where there's a picture of hands classed in prayer over one's
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heart.
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There's an eye and a mountain surrounded by sort of a swirl of
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rainbow watercolor.
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And I loved getting this card.
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I feel a very particular connection to this archetype of the
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pilgrim,
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and it really felt like it came in with so much guidance for this month
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up ahead. So in the guidebook, Kim Krantz writes,
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"for the pilgrim an outward journey is always an inward journey." And
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goes on to talk about this idea that even when you are in
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stillness, when you really embody this archetype of the pilgrim,
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you are always able to feel this movement in your heart towards
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what is calling you.
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This movement of the heart towards what it loves.
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And embedded in this card is this idea of this
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call to motion,
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that there's a call at the heart of your life to move,
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that there's invitation here into new levels of freedom and
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expansion and growth.
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This is why we take pilgrimages.
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And also this call to look at
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what is it that's in the way.
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It's like at any point we could open our door and just start walking,
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and be a pilgrim on the pilgrimage path.
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And inside of this card there was an invitation to ask yourself,
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what are the doors? What are the blocks?
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What are the things that I feel like are in my way that are preventing me
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from stepping out that door and becoming a pilgrim in life?
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So I loved her description in the guidebook,
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but I also have such a strong connection with this archetype of the pilgrim and
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the idea of pilgrimage.
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So I was really excited when I picked this card because I already
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have just this sense of the depth of what this really
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means for this month of March. And I do have a feeling that this is a big month.
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So the etymology of the word pilgrimage comes from the Latin peregrinus,
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which means foreigner or stranger, and also ager, which means field.
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So it's literally being a stranger or a foreigner
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through the land that you're moving through.
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It's like you are coming from elsewhere to move through a
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landscape that is unknown to you, a landscape that is not your home place.
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And I think this etymology of this word can really help us as we step into my
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reading for this month ahead of March, 2026.
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First, I just want to ground a little bit on what pilgrimage actually is,
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and I feel such like a heart resonance with this word because I really consider
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myself someone who is a pilgrim in this life,
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a devotee of pilgrimage. For me,
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travel is about pilgrimage. It's about this deeper journey.
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And so I think it's important to put this in context that pilgrimage is not just
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travel, right? So sometimes we travel right to escape our life.
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The pilgrim travels to move deeper into life,
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to move deeper into their existence.
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Going on a pilgrimage is not about endlessly consuming new
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places or exoticizing what we don't
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know. It's about encountering the numinous
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inside of an unknown journey.
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It's about going deeper into life rather than escaping it.
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It's about deep listening and openness to what comes.
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It's so much less about ticking things off a to-do list and so much more
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about being present for whatever it is that is here to meet you,
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whatever it is that is arriving. It's to go on pilgrimages,
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to feel a call,
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to go on an unknown journey because you sense that there's something within that
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journey that is here to help you uncover a new layer of your soul
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or your soul's perspective. To me,
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it feels like the difference between climbing to the top of a mountain and
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circumnavigating a mountain.
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The pilgrim isn't here on a destination quest.
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The pilgrim's quest is not about reaching some ultimate
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viewpoint or end goal,
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it's about the experience along the way.
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It's about walking the whole base of the mountain in order to
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experience the mountain itself,
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in order to go deeper into life.
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So there's really this focus on inner experience,
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so much more than outer accomplishment. Ultimately,
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we go on pilgrimage to be changed.
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We go in order to come back as a different,
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more expanded,
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more soul-resonant aspect of ourselves,
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to come back with more wholeness than with which we left.
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And I say all of this because I think that there's a huge invitation this
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month to reframe our journeys
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as pilgrimages,
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to remember from this soul perspective that, truly,
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we are beings of spirit,
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beings of energy and consciousness,
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who decide to take a pilgrimage through life,
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through this thing we call physical existence.
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Through this experience of being here on earth.
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Our souls are pilgrims here,
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we are traveling through, we decide to come,
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to learn to be changed.
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And I really have the sense that if we can remember this,
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that it will help us so much in the great passage
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that I'm sensing in this month.
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I kept getting this really more feeling state
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inside of myself.
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This feeling of March being this sense of crossing a great place
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into April. Like where we start in this month is not going to be where we end.
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We won't be in the same place at the end of this month that we were when we
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began it.
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I just get this sense of crossing some sort of
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spiritual terrain in your life this month.
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And it really got me thinking about castles,
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how we sort of idealize castles as these sort of
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romanticized places of your,
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but the reality is that castles were not built for comfort.
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Castles were built for protection.
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We know that the reality of living in a castle would've been very dark,
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very cold, just extremely un-cozy and not very livable.
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And so it felt like with this image that there's going to be this invitation
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this month to step out of the castles that we've built in our life and be able
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to turn around and look back at them and realize that the things that
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we built to protect ourselves in our lives,
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while they did a really good job at that, at protecting ourselves,
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we're really going to be able to see the way those structures are not livable,
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it's actually not a very ideal place to live. And bless our hearts,
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this is what we have to do in order to survive and evolve in
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this world is sometimes build castles,
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build structures that work at the time to protect us. And yet,
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once we feel this call towards movement, this call towards pilgrimage,
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we start stepping out and then we have perspective to look to look back and
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realize, wow, actually this place that I thought I needed so much,
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this structure of my life that I thought I needed so much,
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it is actually making my life
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less livable. It's, it actually wasn't very cozy in there.
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It didn't bring that much to my existence. All it did was protect me,
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but it didn't bring me life.
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I much rather prefer sleeping out here underneath the stars or feeling the sun
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on my face during the day.
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And I get the sense that whatever we're going to be stepping
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out of this month, sort of stepping away from to get perspective on,
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we're going to be able to see that and we're going to be able to envision a new
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structure for our lives because we've taken those first steps onto the
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pilgrimage, we have this ability to look back.
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And I really get this sense that there's something about getting a chunk of your
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story this month,
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like seeing a chunk of your story in a way you didn't see it before,
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being able to conceptualize of your story in a different way.
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And I want you to really trust what it is that you see.
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Whatever piece of your story comes back to you, arrives to you,
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clicks in for you, makes sense for you in a different way, really trust that,
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trust what you're seeing because this chunk,
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this perspective that you're able to get on your life now,
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this piece of your story,
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it's going to help you in the transitional energy of this month because I do get
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the feeling like we're transitioning into something big in April.
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I don't know.
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I get the sense that there's going to be transformation
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on offer and in April. And so the perspective that we're getting this month,
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this soulful perspective on our lives, on the things that...
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the castles we've built to protect us, our stories,
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that this is really going to help us in this continual story of
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unfolding that we are walking on.
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And so no matter what it is you encounter this month,
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to really resettle yourself in this perspective
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of the pilgrim,
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to see your life from the soul-led perspective as a
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pilgrim on the pilgrimage path,
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there are certain overarching spiritual rules about pilgrimage.
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And one of them is that when you are on pilgrimage,
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it's much less about seeing the big tourist destinations or getting
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to that point where you have the big overlook.
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And it's so much more about recognizing that everything that comes up along your
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path is a messenger,
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that everything that comes up along your journey is bringing you
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information and perspective and a reflection that you
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need. For the
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pilgrim, walking the path is the pilgrimage.
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And so as you move through this month and stuff comes up,
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I want to invite you to see it from this soulful perspective,
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this perspective of your soul,
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this wider being who has decided to go on this
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wild pilgrimage through physical existence,
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through life here on this planet and ask, what is this reflecting back to me?
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What is this showing me?
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If my whole life was truly a sacred journey in
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which my soul decided to come here and go on a journey in which I was
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changed,
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in which I received a piece of myself and I came back to my home,
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the place that I originate from,
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the place in spirit and in source in the divine that I originate from,
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that I come home with this greater understanding of myself. If this is true,
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if this is the reality,
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then what is it that this event or this
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change or this shift is reflecting back to me?
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What is this messenger on the path and what message do they bring me?
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It's our job as pilgrims to allow the pilgrimage itself to
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transform us. That's the purpose, that's the goal.
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And I do get the sense that there are some outer energies in
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March that are coming into transform us.
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And all we really have to do is commit in our heart to
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being on the pilgrimage of our life and to simply noticing what it
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is that's coming up for us and regrounding in that trust that...
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trust in our own soul,
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that our own soul knew what it was doing when it decided to take this pilgrimage
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through this life.
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There's a really beautiful essay by Czech writer and geologist Václav
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Cílek called Bees of the Invisible.
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In this essay, he outlines these rules of pilgrimage.
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It's a really beautiful essay.
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I'll put the link here if anyone is interested in reading it.
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But I wanted to read a few of these rules because while he is
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writing about pilgrimages to places here on earth,
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I think it's really helpful for us from a soul perspective
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when we remember why we're here on this planet.
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So here's just a few of the rules. There's more than this,
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but here are the few that really stood out to me for this reading this month:
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So first, we have this rule of home,
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this idea that we need to travel out in order to recognize our home,
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that we need to leave in order to understand we belong.
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And I think that's so much of our journey here on this planet,
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is remembering that we belong no matter what,
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remembering home, even as we come here and decide to forget.
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So you are on this journey of finding
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home as you are willing to leave home.
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It's a beautiful paradox. The next rule is the rule of resonance.
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And I love this rule when I'm traveling,
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but I think it's also so applicable to just life in general.
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And it's this rule that a smaller place that we resonate with is more
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important than a great place of pilgrimage.
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So from a travel perspective,
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it's like that one stone that you found out in the field
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that you sat with and just had such a big experience with,
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is so much more important than the fact that you made it to Stonehenge.
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So this is true for our lives too.
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We often have these really big goals
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in our lives. We have these
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sites we want to visit, these things we want to achieve,
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and those are important energies to help us in moving forward.
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But the small moments of resonance we have in our life,
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like that afternoon you spent outside with your kid playing in the creek,
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that just was like actual joy and not just exhaustion,
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or that that book that you read that one day,
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that chapter that you read that one day,
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sitting in that coffee shop and you just felt your world crack
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open into more possibilities than you had felt before.
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Those moments are what a life of pilgrimage are
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made of.
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Those are the accomplishments your soul came here to
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experience. And I think we all need to remember this so much,
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especially when we live in a world where the big,
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the grandiose, the popular, the obvious,
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whatever it is,
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that these are so often telegraphed to us as the goals to achieve
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when from our soul's perspective, those are not goals at all.
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Those are almost like side quests.
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The goals are those moments where you feel
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connection, belonging, understanding,
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and resonance with your own soul.
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So when we view life as a pilgrimage,
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we tend to have more of those moments and we're able to recognize them more when
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they come up. Václav Cílek also has the rule of return,
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which is the idea that we need to keep returning to a place at
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different times, in different ways, in order to see its wholeness.
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That when we are meant to be in deep relationship to a place,
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we will be called back there again and again.
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And that that is part of us understanding its wholeness.
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And I love this because on a soul level, that's what we do on this planet.
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We come back again and again in order to experience life
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from different perspectives, different angles, different upbringings,
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different lands, different cultures.
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But I also think it's important within our individual lives to remember this
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because so often we come back to the same places in our life again and
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again. And this makes sense, because our life is a pilgrimage. So of course,
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this rule of return, we will be brought back to this place.
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It doesn't mean we failed. It doesn't mean we're on the wrong path.
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It means that we're here to understand more of our own wholeness by
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experiencing this place again from a different perspective.
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Because you are not who you were when you experienced this place last time.
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Whatever this place is for you right now, you are different.
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And so you are going to get more perspective,
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more wholeness through visiting this place once again.
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And I think we all just need to hear this so much that...
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this affirmation, our hearts need it,
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that this rule of return is not our failure.
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It's how a pilgrim goes deeper on this
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journey of becoming.
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And then we have this rule of a slow approach that sometimes in order to
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reach the places we most desire to experience, we need to go slowly.
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We need to be on foot. In some medieval practices of
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pilgrimage, during the medieval era in Europe,
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pilgrimage was an incredibly important and sacred endeavor.
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Some people would walk on their knees to approach a holy site.
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And so I wanted to bring this rule in because sometimes we
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feel like if we're moving slowly, we're not moving at all.
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But this is also part of the pilgrims path that some places will not open for
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you unless you approach slowly.
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So if there's something you've been working on moving towards,
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and it feels slow going,
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know that that might be the exact right way to approach this in order for
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that new place,
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that new place of understanding and perspective and connection to open for you.
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And then finally, we have the rule of reciprocal awakening,
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which is this rule that by journeying we allow
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not only ourselves to awaken,
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but we reinvigorate the earth.
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That our pilgrimages taken with an open heart,
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that they bring awakenings to the places that we visit.
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And I think we need to remember this in our lives because sometimes we can just
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get so like myopic in our own
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existences, and the struggles and the challenges of our lives,
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that we forget that this journey of awakening that we're on,
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this pilgrimage that we're on,
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we're not just on it for ourselves and we're not even just on it for our own
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souls. We are also on this journey for the earth.
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We came here at this time for a reason to be a part of an
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evolution and an unfolding that is happening here on this planet,
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an evolution and an unfolding that is so much bigger than even our
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species.
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It's a planetary wide movement.
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And we've been asked to come here on a pilgrimage to
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step into this rule, this rule of reciprocal awakening.
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So everything that you were doing on your path to continue to
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unfold, all the ways into which you are recommitting to your journey,
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which you're willing to see your journey as the pilgrimage that it is,
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it brings energy, perspective,
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and awakenings to this planet as well. So when I picked this card,
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I started thinking about the pilgrimages that I've been on in my life,
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and I was trying to remember what were they like? What was that experience like?
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And I think this is important because we often forget that
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pilgrimage is a kind of altered state. It's different than your normal life.
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And so we can expect a month defined by
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being a pilgrim to be perhaps a little bit differently.
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So time might move differently.
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I think this is one reason why I kept getting this image of
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transversing,
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an aspect of your life or this sort of long journey or movement,
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that we're going to be different at the end of this month,
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because time's going to move differently.
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There might be times where it feels really fast,
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and then also times where it really slows down and maybe stretches out.
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And just to be aware of almost the fluidity of time and to be in relationship
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with that. When we are in pilgrimage,
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we are especially attuned to synchronicity and serendipity.
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So I really invite you this month to notice what synchronicities are coming in
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to notice the serendipities,
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to notice the messengers that are coming in for you because I just have this
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feeling that there's going to be almost these waypoints of insight
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this month that are really going to help you navigate the rest of the year
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ahead. And knowing that
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everything is coming in with a message of healing,
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that everything is helping you on your journey of becoming.
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And that no matter what,
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just for having decided to see this month as a pilgrimage,
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your life as a pilgrimage,
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you will not come back the same person as you were when you left.
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And that is a relief, that's a blessing, that's an opening,
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that's a newness in your life,
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that is fresh energy that can come in through
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being willing to devote yourself to this pilgrim path.
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And also reminding yourself that pilgrimages can be rigorous,
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that at the end of the day,
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taking some time to rub your feet and to have a good meal and
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to care for yourself and your body as you are on
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this greater pilgrimage called life.
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Because we need to be able to keep moving,
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to keep committing to this journey,
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to have the strength to get up the next day and making
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these small moments to nourish yourself and
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congratulate yourself and really honor yourself for being brave enough.
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You were brave enough to come here and you are brave enough to
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continue along the pilgrim path of your life.
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And that is no small feat.
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So I have loved doing these monthly intuitive readings,
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and it's just warmed my heart so much to hear how much they've been helpful for
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you. So if this reading resonated for you,
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I'd love to hear from you.
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that you have been taking these readings and really making them your own and
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So thank you again for your presence.
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Thank you for the pilgrim that you are in this life.
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It gives me so much heart strength and comfort knowing that we are on this
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pilgrimage together at this time, in this way, on this planet.
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It really means so much. And so as you step into this month of March,
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as you open your heart to whatever it is,
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the pilgrimage of your life is showing you this month, may it help you remember,
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help you resource,
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help you connect back into that thing that helps us,
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that thing that never forsakes us,
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that thing that is a guiding light on our journeys, no matter how long they are.
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And that thing is remembering why you're here.