05/31/2026
Happy blue moon full moon! Here is your card reveal for this week:
#1 - Be True To Who You Are - Fear will not stop you from shining.
Safety, identity, and connection are all beautiful aspects of life that we crave to know and have. Sometimes, in our search for these treasures, we can lose touch with ourselves along the way. The fear of not being a part of a collective or of not finding the connections we need to feel safe can lead us to betray who we really are. We may choose to mold ourselves to existing patterns and expectations of the people around us, and in doing so, missing out on the unfolding of our true selves. If you have pulled this card, then there may be an aspect of yourself, or your inner child, that has been betrayed in order to be accepted by someone or something.
Inner Work Exercise - Reflect on any activities, actions, people, places, or items that you might have once loved but have since given up for someone or something else. Once you have found this lost loved thing, take steps today to bring it back into your life. If you have many lost things, try to focus on one at a time. Allowing yourself to come back home to who you are can be an overwhelming process and is best done with gentle kindness.
Responsive Journaling Prompt - Ask yourself, or your inner child, if you have been untrue to yourself in some way. If so, how can you use your voice to be true to who you are today?
#2 - Be Still - Cultivate a space of stillness and silence to just be.
Within stillness, there is an invitation of being. As we move throughout our day, we most often take the well-worn paths we walk each day without questioning their benefit to our lives, which can sometimes leave us feeling disconnected. Stillness can be a way to initiate connection with our senses and with our inner being. It is also helpful in connecting with our inner child, as sometimes we need stillness to hear the voice within.
Awareness Exercise - Reflect on the places, sounds, or environments that bring you a feeling of calm and safety. Once you have found your state of calm, put away all sources of stimulus and let yourself just be. Try to focus on what is before you or what you might be feeling inside of you. You can also take a nap or let your body drift through the in- between space of wakefulness and dreams. Naps or quiet rest periods are also a good reset when you are feeling stressed or overwhelmed. If you feel unable to achieve stillness at this time, you can try this exercise instead: Moving at a very slow pace can be incredibly relaxing. First, reflect on how a sloth or any slow-moving animal moves, and hold this energy as you complete this exercise. Pick a physical task (any movement that you can complete in an almost comically slow fashion, such as walking, smelling a flower, touching a friend, or even washing the dishes). Whatever you do, try stretching the practice of this task for at least 5-10 minutes. The goal of this exercise is to help you feel safe, calm, and rested.
Responsive Journaling Prompt - What feelings come up inside of you when you practice stillness? If they are negative feelings, ask yourself why this may be.
#3 - Be Present - Find clarity in the moment.
The only time we possess is the time we are presently in. While it is prudent to plan for the future and wise to remember the past, the present is where our path truly resides. If we outsource our future happiness to future plans or past memories, then we lose the gift of the present day. In the end, our life will amount to the collection of our many small moments of the everyday. If you have pulled this card, then it may be time to focus on what is in front of you now.
Awareness Exercise - Bring your awareness to your body and your surroundings. Try not to let your mind drift toward future tasks or past memories. Let everything fall away and just be. Notice where you are and how you feel, and focus on the details of this present moment as an artist would. Look at the light, shapes, shadows, colors, and textures of what is before you. Once you have connected with the present, take time to ask yourself if there is anything that needs to come forward now. You can also just rest in this space enjoying the beauty of your present moment.
Responsive Journaling Prompt - What do you feel when you practice presence? Are there any feelings or sensations that arise during this practice that may stop you from being fully present? If so, sit with these feelings and ask yourself where they might be coming from. Note: The practice of presence can be life-changing. If you become overwhelmed at all during this practice, please take a step back and resume when you are ready.