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March Intuitive Reading · Remember Why You Are Here

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  To step into your creations, to step into your uniqueness,
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  to step into your colors...
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  that is how we really attract what we deeply truly desire.
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  Hello and welcome 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 to yourself, and remember the most important thing:
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  why you're here. My name is Asia Suler,
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  Earth intuitive author, teacher,
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  and this is your intuitive reading for March.
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  So I was really excited about the idea with this new podcast of doing a
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  monthly intuitive reading.
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  I've been doing yearly intuitive readings for a long time,
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  and this just seemed like such a great opportunity to step into this
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  format of doing a monthly reading.
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  So these monthly readings are going to at least start out with being
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  a card pull.
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  So I love the idea of pulling a card for us collectively for the month ahead so
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  we can tune into what to expect and how to meet this month.
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  So I asked that this card come through for all of us that are gathered
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  here in this realm together, in this circle here together.
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  And I'm excited for what came up for this march because it felt very
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  accurate for me, really helpful and supportive,
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  and I have a feeling it might feel that way for you too.
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  So I pulled this card from the Herb Crafter's tarot by Latisha
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  Guthrie, with artwork from Joanna Powell Colbert.
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  And I was excited about doing this first
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  pull from a deck with plants,
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  because that's been so much of my life work up until this point,
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  working with the plants.
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  So I wanted a plant ally to come through for us this month, and one did.
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  So our card for the month of March, 2025 is bee balm,
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  which in this deck is called the Two of Fire,
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  which is sort of how this deck conceives of the wands
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  suit in tarot. So two of fire, bee balm.
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  So in this deck, which I love,
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  this fire suit is all about action and play.
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  It's almost like you've gathered all the herbs from the earth and
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  now it's time to make your potion. It's like bringing in that fire element,
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  bringing in that sort of playful action.
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  It's time to make some moves,
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  and that's so much of what this card is about.
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  So if you're not familiar with bee balm, this plant is also called monarda,
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  or wild bergamot.
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  It's sort of this wild-haired wildflower that
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  blooms when you're sort of entering into
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  the heat of summer.
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  So it will be one of those herbs that you first see in it's just green state,
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  vegetative state coming up pretty early in spring. And then around here,
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  it's like by late June, early July,
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  we're in full bloom with our bee balm.
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  And there's different varieties of it. So you might have a lilac one,
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  you might have a deep fuscia one, spotted ones.
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  So there's many different varieties, species,
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  of monarda.
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  But I love bee balm as sort of this
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  energizing, spicy, uplifting medicine.
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  It is one of my favorite medicines to use as a steam herb if I'm dealing with
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  any kind of lung gunk.
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  I've actually had the experience sometimes of adding too much bee balm to steam,
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  and having it be even too spicy for me to use.
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  It's like that pungent and that aromatic,
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  and it's just so enlivening to breathe in.
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  It's a really important cold and flu herb.
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  It can also be used as a antimicrobial, both as a wash on the body,
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  but also internally. If you've eaten something really off,
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  then bee balm tea can be really helpful for that.
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  It's called bee balm because bees love this flower. So do butterflies,
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  so do hummingbirds. So in my garden in the summertime,
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  this flower is just this beacon, this mecca,
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  this gathering place for all of these incredible pollinators:
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  almost looks like it's bedecked with butterflies, especially here,
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  but also the bees, and also the hummingbirds who come to visit.
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  So it's really a beautiful plant to
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  just be around, to witness.
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  It's also one of my favorite plants to make pesto
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  with. Very, very early in the spring, before it flowers and gets too spicy,
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  you can actually clip some of the leaves and grind them up.
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  I like to use garlic powder and curry and make this
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  really almost like oregano-tasting pesto.
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  It's so good. It's my favorite actually.
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  Of all the pestos that one could make, bee balm pesto is my absolute favorite.
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  So for me,
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  this plant also has this deep association with-even though it has this bloom of
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  summertime, like that's really when it's in its full flower-it has this
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  initiatory aspect to it, of like, Oh, the first thought of spring is here.
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  We're really getting underway in this new season, and this new growing season,
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  and I'm able to now eat the first greens from the garden.
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  I'm able to see the potential and the brightness of what is to come,
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  and that's so much about what this card really stands for.
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  So the image on this card is of these potted monarda, or balm,
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  plants that have been started by seed that are getting ready to be transplanted
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  into bigger pots.
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  They're getting ready for this next step in their evolution and
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  creation. And in the guide that comes along with this deck,
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  Latisha Guthrie talks about this:
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  this idea that now is the time for you
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  to step with courage into your next creative leap.
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  That there's this aspect here of trusting the
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  playfulness, of following your desires,
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  of moving into what comes next,
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  of taking that next step.
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  There's also this piece of this idea that we attract what we desire when we're
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  bold, when we're fully authentically ourselves.
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  And I just have this vision of the bee balm in my garden like vibrating
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  with butterflies. And there's an invitation here to
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  step into your creations, to step into your uniqueness,
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  to step into your colors, your bold colors,
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  and that that is how we really attract what we deeply, truly desire.
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  With this card, what really felt prominent, for me and for us,
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  moving into this month,
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  is this invitation to take the next leap.
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  I have found for myself, and I think this has been the case for a lot of us,
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  that the winter so far has been sort of this
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  pattern of moving forward, but not completely:
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  still having a lot of plans on the back burner,
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  creations on the back burner. And astrologically speaking,
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  we've been in this time of Mars retrograde.
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  Mars has been retrograde since the beginning of December,
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  so we're just coming out of this big retrograde in cancer,
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  which is not Mars's favorite sign.
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  And so it's almost like this collective-wide release of like, Ah, okay.
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  We can start moving forward again.
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  But it's not going to be this movement forward,
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  where we are leaping right away into the next big thing.
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  It's more like transplanting our starts from their small pots to the bigger
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  pots. And it's like, we can take that step now. We've been waiting for this.
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  We've been doing all kinds of deep internal, emotional work,
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  and now with this coming month of March,
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  it's like we can take that next step of actually transplanting what we've been
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  nurturing, the seeds we've been nurturing, into the next bigger pot.
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  And in the traditional tarot deck, the corollary in a traditional tarot deck,
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  would be the Two of Wands. And the Two of Wands card is all about
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  expanding your horizons so you can meet the potential
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  of what's to come. It's like the Ace of Wands sparks the idea,
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  and the Two of Wands is you starting to make plans.
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  You starting to make long-term plans and strategies,
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  and do this internal work of actually opening up to the incredible
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  possibilities that are awaiting you with this new start,
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  this new seed that you've planted that has now bloomed and is now
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  ready to be transplanted, to take it to the next step.
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  There's really this piece here this month of will you
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  stay with the thing, the pattern,
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  the program that is familiar,
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  or will you take the risk to try something new,
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  to step into this new iteration? And like I was saying earlier,
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  it doesn't feel like there's this requirement that we
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  leap off the edge of anything. It's more like,
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  will you take that next step,
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  even if it's little... but will you take that next step,
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  even though it does feel a little bit scary? Like this next step,
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  although it might be small,
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  has a bit of tingly tension,
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  sort of excitement, to it... but trepidation, right? Because it's new.
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  Whatever it is that you have been sort of dreaming
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  into, holding onto, nurturing behind the scenes,
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  it's almost like March is this time to take that step
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  in either putting it out there or really coming up with a plan this
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  month for how you're going to step into
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  bringing your passions, bringing your creativity to life:
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  that your passions, your creativity,
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  your projects want your commitment in this way.
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  So this feels very much like a commitment month,
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  in this way in which I think things, come April,
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  are going to start moving a lot more, a lot faster. I mean,
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  even astrologically speaking, Mars is going to go into Leo.
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  That's a lot more fire behind the things that we're doing.
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  And so it's almost like, let's take this time in March...
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  it's exactly what's happening for us here in our gardens, of like,
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  Okay, we have the seeds, we're starting the seeds,
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  and we're planning the garden for the year ahead.
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  So whether or not you have a physical garden, it's almost like,
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  this is the invitation now: it's like,
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  plan for your creations in the year ahead.
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  Give yourself permission to take that next step,
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  even if it feels like a little bit scary,
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  and to really reconnect to your passion and your vibrance.
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  And there's almost this sense like you will have the ability to do that.
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  It's okay if, the past few months, you're like,
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  I don't even know where my passion and vibrance have been. Like don't know her.
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  This month, it's like, Okay,
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  I'm reconnecting to my passion and my vibrance again. I can feel it.
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  I can feel it enough that I can start to envision,
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  I can start to take these next steps. Because it's almost the sense of,
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  this new creation has really been waiting to come through you,
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  and waiting in part for you to have this kind of confidence and
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  self-belief to start making that plan,
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  to take that first next step.
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  And because we got this plant that blooms sort of in high
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  summertime,
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  I'm really getting this feeling like whatever you are setting in
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  motion this month, thinking about launching, planning,
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  strategizing for,
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  that there's some sort of element of it actually being something that will come
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  to fruition, in one shape, way, or form this summer.
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  That the turnaround for this isn't actually as long as maybe some other projects
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  might be.
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  And it might not be that you exactly come into the pinnacle of it
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  this summer, but that there's almost a sense of speed with it.
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  Like now that you're getting going. There will be a speed,
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  and there's going to be something around the summer solstice,
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  maybe a little bit after, where it's like, Okay, this is now...
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  Like I'm seeing way further ahead now,
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  for having taken this step now. So this card is making me excited about March.
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  It's making me feel like things are going to happen, things are going to move,
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  that we're going to be supported in moving stagnation,
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  some of the stagnation we've been sitting with.
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  A lot of different species of monorda have been
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  used ceremonially, including in sweat lodges, here in Turtle Island.
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  So there really is this sense with this plant of moving the spirit,
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  moving inspiration,
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  like when we've been in a stagnant place of getting that
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  flow happening again.
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  And I think we all really deeply need this right now.
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  We need to feel the flow once more. And so I'm excited for March.
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  It's almost like, yeah, the stream is starting to run again,
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  or like a vernal spring is starting to run once more,
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  and a lot more is becoming possible because of it.
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  So thank you so much for tuning into this reading for this upcoming month
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  of March, 2025.
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  If you are liking this podcast so far, wherever you listen to podcasts,
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  if you could give it a rating or a review,
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  it would just be so delightful for me to read that and to connect with you in
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  that way.
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  It really just means so much and is giving this new
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  venture so much support, so much wind beneath its wings. So thank you for that.
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  And,
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  really exciting new thing on our website:
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  so if you go to
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  asiasuler.com/remember,
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  I now have a voicemail service. I'm super excited about this.
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  So I have an answering machine on the website where you can leave me a voice
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  message. I'm super excited about where we're going to go with this.
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  You can leave me message about anything: a thought you had about an episode,
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  a suggestion for a topic, any kind of feedback.
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  And we're going to use the messages that we are getting through this to inspire
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  new content, for new episodes,
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  to possibly have some more conversational aspects,
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  maybe even expand on the topic,
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  if people ask us to do more on that topic or they have follow-up questions.
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  So if you want to leave me a voice note,
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  then head over to asiasuler.com/remember,
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  and I would love to hear from you there. So thanks so much for tuning in,
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  and I'll see you next time on Remember Why You Are Here.