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05/09/2026

🪶 5th September – Day of the Djed 🪶

Today we honour the ancient Egyptian Ceremony of the Raising of the Djed Pillar – one of the earliest recorded ritual practices of Ancient Egypt.

The Djed is one of Khemit's most enduring sacred symbols, representing stability, endurance and regeneration. It became closely associated with the backbone of Wzr (Ausar/Osiris) and his restoration to life, although earlier traditions also connected the Djed with Ptah.

The ceremonial raising of the Djed was therefore far more than the raising of a physical pillar. Symbolically, it was an act of restoration – bringing what had fallen back into alignment and re-establishing strength, order and stability.

✨ For us today, the Djed can offer a simple but powerful reflection:

What helps you to stand firmly in your own centre?

As we begin the gradual transition from summer towards autumn, this ancient symbol reminds us that true stability does not necessarily mean remaining unchanged. Like the spine that supports us while allowing movement, we can remain rooted in what matters whilst adapting to what life brings.

Perhaps today, take a moment to stand tall, feel the support of the Earth beneath your feet and imagine your own inner Djed strengthening through your centre.

🖤 May we stand in our truth, restore what needs realignment and carry our strength forward into the changing season.

Read more in today's Harmony Blog @ https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/blog

04/09/2026

🐺 4th September – Honouring Anpu 🖤

Today we honour Anpu, known more widely by his Greek name, Anubis.

One of the most ancient of the Khemitian Neteru, Anpu is often associated simply with death and the afterlife — yet his domain reaches much further.

✨ Guardian of sacred thresholds
✨ Protector and guide through transition
✨ Keeper of the mysteries of transformation
✨ Overseer of preparation and preservation
✨ Present at the weighing of the heart, where truth is measured against the feather of Ma’at

Anpu reminds us that endings are also passages. He stands with us at the places where one state of being gives way to another — when an old identity, situation or way of life has completed its purpose and we are preparing to cross into something new.

His familiar black canid form carries its own symbolism: black was not simply the colour of death in ancient Khemit, but also of the fertile Nile soil — carrying the promise of regeneration and new life.

🌿 Perhaps take a moment today to consider:

What threshold are you standing upon — and what are you ready to leave behind as you step forward?

I explore Anpu and his wisdom more deeply in today’s Harmony Blog.

🔗 Read the full article at https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/blog, also linked in bio

🙏 Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living

04/09/2026

🐺 4th September – Anpu 🖤

Today we honour Anpu (more widely known as Anubis, the later Hellenised form), guardian of the threshold and guide through the mysteries of transition.

For those of us working with the Khemitian Neteru, Anpu's energy can be understood as reaching far beyond physical death. He accompanies those moments when we cross from one state of being into another — through endings, initiation, transformation and rebirth.

His presence at the weighing of the heart also connects him profoundly with Ma’at: truth, balance and the honest recognition of what we carry within us.

There is something particularly powerful in Anpu's black colouring. Black was the colour of the rich, fertile soil left by the Nile inundation — Khem — and therefore carried associations not only with death, but with fertility, regeneration and renewed life.

Anpu can therefore remind us that transformation asks us both to relinquish what has completed its purpose and to trust what may emerge beyond the threshold.

🖤 What does Anpu represent to you in your own work with the Neteru?

The latest Harmony Blog explores his associations and wisdom in greater depth.

🙏 Ancient Wisdom for Modern
🔗 https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/blog

01/09/2026

🍂 September Has Arrived – Two Ways to Explore the Month 🌙🌿

As we move towards the Autumn Equinox, September invites us to notice both the celestial rhythms above us and the seasonal changes unfolding in the natural world around us.

🌙 The September Harmony Celestial Forecast explores this month's lunar, celestial and ancient wisdom highlights, including the Vine New Moon, Autumn Equinox and Vine Harvest Full Moon, together with Joanna's live Full Moon Meditation.

🌿 Our new Harmony In Nature September Equinox Edition takes us outdoors, with seasonal reflections, September night-sky highlights, our visit to the ancient Ankerwycke Yew, and opportunities to experience Forest Bathing with us – including our special September-only tasters during the Dorking Walking Festival.

Two complementary perspectives, united by our shared ethos of Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living.

✨ Explore whichever calls to you – or enjoy both.

Read the September Celestial Forecast: https://view.flodesk.com/emails/6a8c7a9e34338c66387498d4
Read the HIN September Equinox Edition: https://view.flodesk.com/emails/6a85d2f6230aab0315d36052

30/08/2026

🌞 Monday 31st August – UK Summer Bank Holiday 🌳

The final Bank Holiday of the summer offers a welcome pause as August gives way to September and the natural world begins its gradual journey towards autumn.

The August Bank Holiday has its roots in the Bank Holidays Act of 1871, when designated days of leisure offered workers precious time away from their usual routines.

For some, this weekend means the colour, music and celebration of Notting Hill Carnival – particularly special in 2026 as Carnival celebrates its 60th anniversary. 🎭🎶

For others, it may mean a quieter day with family, a garden lunch, a country walk or simply some welcome time to rest.

Whatever you choose, perhaps take a moment to notice the seasonal threshold around us: ripening fruits and seeds, shortening days and the subtle change in the late-summer light. 🍂

✨ May your Bank Holiday bring a little space to pause, appreciate and enjoy the last days of August.

Read more about the history of the August Bank Holiday and some simple ideas for reconnecting with nature in our latest Harmony Blog.

26/08/2026

🌕🌘 Hazel Sturgeon Full Moon & Partial Lunar Eclipse
Wisdom, Insight & Hidden Knowledge

On Friday 28th August, we welcome an especially evocative Full Moon, accompanied by a Partial Lunar Eclipse.

Hazel, tree of sacred knowledge and poetic inspiration, guides this eclipse-touched Full Moon. Traditionally associated with learning, memory and inner sight, Hazel invites quiet revelation rather than dramatic unveiling, allowing wisdom to surface gently and in its own time.

The eclipse adds another dimension: part of the Moon becomes hidden within the Earth's shadow, although the Moon itself remains whole.

Perhaps we don't always need to see the whole picture at once.

Our pre-recorded Full Moon Guided Healing & Unity Consciousness Meditation explores these themes through chakra balancing, connection with Hazel, the ancient Sturgeon and the partially eclipsed Moon – supporting intuitive clarity, discernment and trust in the wisdom that unfolds gradually.

🌿 Hazel – sacred knowledge and inner wisdom
🐟 Sturgeon – trusting the deeper waters
🌘 Eclipse – light, shadow and partial revelation

The Partial Lunar Eclipse begins at approximately 3.33am BST, reaching maximum at around 5.12am.

✨ Read the full Harmony Blog: https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/blog
🌕 Book the pre-recorded meditation: https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/shop/events-and-courses/monthly-full-moon-virtual-healing-unity-consciousness-guided-meditation-undated

21/08/2026

🌾 Consualia – Honouring the Hidden Harvest 🌾

Today, 21st August, marks the ancient Roman festival of Consualia, honouring Consus – guardian of the harvest safely gathered and stored away.

His altar lay hidden beneath the earth, only being uncovered for the festival. It offers a beautiful metaphor for the treasures within ourselves that may remain unseen until the right moment arrives.

🐴 Working horses, donkeys and mules were given respite and adorned with flowers and garlands.

🌾 Perhaps today we can pause to consider our own hidden harvest:

What wisdom have you gathered this year?

What deserves to be preserved and nurtured?

And what gift or insight has been quietly developing beneath the surface, waiting to emerge?

✨ Sometimes wisdom isn't something new we need to find. It is something already within us, waiting to be remembered.

Read the full Consualia – A Roman Festival Honouring the Hidden Harvest article via the Harmony Blog – link in bio.

21/08/2026

🌾 Consualia – Honouring the Hidden Harvest | 21st August 🌾

Today marks Consualia, an ancient Roman harvest festival honouring Consus, guardian of stored grain and the treasures kept safely hidden beneath the surface.

His altar at the Circus Maximus lay concealed underground and was uncovered for the festival – a beautiful image for the wisdom and resources within ourselves that may remain hidden until the time is right for them to emerge.

🐴 Horses, donkeys and mules were given respite from their usual work and adorned with flowers and garlands, whilst races and celebrations marked the completion of the harvest.

For us today, Consualia offers a lovely opportunity to pause and ask:

🌾 What have I harvested from this year so far?
🏺 What wisdom or experience have I quietly stored away?
🌿 What deserves to be protected and nurtured for the future?
✨ What hidden gift within me might now be ready to emerge?

Sometimes our greatest treasures are not those we need to seek, but those already within us, waiting to be uncovered.

You can read more about Consualia and the Hidden Harvest in my latest Harmony Blog:

🔗 https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/blog

19/08/2026

🏺 Two Sacred Days of Ancient Egypt: Wagy & the Festival of Tehuti 🌙✨

Yesterday and today bring us two ancient Egyptian observances which sit beautifully together — taking us from remembrance and honouring those who came before us into wisdom, sacred knowledge and deeper understanding.

🌿 18th August – The Feast of Wagy

Wagy was associated with remembrance of the deceased and the continuing connection between the living and those who had passed beyond the physical world.

We might take a quiet moment to remember someone whose presence helped shape the person we are today — perhaps lighting a candle, offering a favourite flower, or simply holding them in our thoughts.

🌙 19th August – Festival of Tehuti (Thoth)

Today we turn to Tehuti, the ibis-headed Khemitian deity associated with wisdom, writing, sacred knowledge, learning and communication.

As divine scribe and keeper of sacred knowledge, Tehuti invites us to consider:

✨ What wisdom am I ready to understand more deeply?
✨ Where do I need greater clarity or discernment?
✨ What knowledge might be waiting to be remembered rather than learned?

From Wagy's remembrance of those who came before us to Tehuti's guardianship of wisdom, these two sacred days invite us to honour what has been passed down — and consider what wisdom we ourselves will carry forward.

🎧 Our Blog explores both festivals further and includes details of my pre-recorded guided meditation with Tehuti.

🔗 Link in bio

19/08/2026

🏺 Two Sacred Days of Ancient Egypt: Wagy & the Festival of Tehuti 🌙✨

Yesterday and today bring us two ancient Egyptian observances which sit beautifully together — taking us from remembrance and honouring those who have gone before us into wisdom, sacred knowledge and deeper understanding.

🌿 Tuesday 18th August – The Feast of Wagy

Yesterday marked Wagy, an ancient Egyptian festival associated with remembrance of the deceased and the continuing connection between the living and those who had passed beyond the physical world.

It offers us an opportunity to honour our ancestors and loved ones who are no longer physically with us, acknowledging the wisdom, love and experiences that continue through the generations.

We might take a quiet moment to remember someone whose presence helped shape the person we are today — perhaps lighting a candle, offering a favourite flower, or simply holding them in our thoughts.

🌙 Wednesday 19th August – Festival of Tehuti (Thoth)

Today we turn to Tehuti, known to the Greeks as Thoth — the ibis-headed Khemitian deity associated with wisdom, writing, sacred knowledge, learning, measurement and the mysteries of language and communication.

Tehuti was regarded as a divine scribe and keeper of sacred knowledge, bringing understanding and order through the power of the written and spoken word.

He was also closely associated with the Moon and with Ma’at — divine truth, balance and cosmic order. In the ancient Egyptian depiction of the weighing of the heart, Tehuti records the outcome as the heart is weighed against Ma’at's feather.

His festival therefore offers a lovely opportunity to pause and consider:

✨ What wisdom am I ready to understand more deeply?
✨ Where do I need greater clarity or discernment?
✨ What knowledge might be waiting to be remembered rather than learned?
✨ How consciously am I using my own words?

🎧 Journey with Tehuti

For anyone who feels drawn to explore his energy more deeply, I have a pre-recorded guided meditation with Tehuti, offering an opportunity to journey inward and connect with his qualities of wisdom, insight and sacred understanding.

🔗 Harmony Shop @ https://harmonyhealing.co.uk/shop/mp3-cds/journey-to-your-akashic-records-with-tehuti

Although these ancient festival dates belong to another time and culture, their underlying themes remain surprisingly relevant.

From Wagy's remembrance of those who came before us to Tehuti's guardianship of wisdom and sacred knowledge, these two consecutive sacred days invite us to honour what has been passed down to us — and to consider what wisdom we ourselves will carry forward.

With love and ancient wisdom,
Joanna 💜

Harmony Healing

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