If you find something in the new class, The Living Practice, that you wanted to comment on, here is the place to do so.

Over time, it became clear that some of the work being done here needed a different kind of space. Not because it’s “better,” but because it asks for more attention, reflection, and commitment. Today, I’m introducing a new Premium tier—created to hold the deeper, more immersive classes that rely heavily on voice, experience, and lived insight. This tier is for those who want to slow down, go deeper, and work with these ideas in a more intentional way. ✨ What’s Included in the Premium Tier 🔮 Insight of the Tarot - A structured, in-depth exploration of how tarot truly communicates—through symbolism, story, and context. This course moves beyond memorization and into real interpretive understanding. 🌌 Your Inner Intuitive World - A focused look at the intuitive senses, including the core clairs and your personal energetic language. You’ll learn how intuition communicates through feeling, imagery, sound, and subtle awareness. 🛠️ The Craft of Reading - A practical course on giving readings for others, drawn from decades of experience. This covers preparation, listening to the question being asked, delivering clear messages, and understanding the responsibility of the reader. 📖 Words to Walk With - An audio-centered exploration of influential spiritual and metaphysical books, taken one chapter at a time. The focus is on reflection, understanding, and real-life application—not rushing or skimming. 🕯️ SoulShift Sundays - Weekly, conversational gatherings where we explore real-life experiences, spiritual concepts, and practical insight—helping integrate the work into daily life in a grounded, thoughtful way. 🤍 A Note About the Free Tier The free tier remains intentionally full and meaningful. It's designed to help you orient, explore, and engage without pressure. The Premium tier isn’t about locking value away—it’s about creating the right container for work that benefits from depth, continuity, and presence. If you feel drawn to go deeper, the Premium tier is now available. If not, you are still very welcome here.

Welcome to the new members of the community. I am glad you are here! Selima Crum Joanna Cabot If you have any questions, please feel free to ask myself, Shelly Peterson (my wife and Admin) of our Moderator Heather Peterson (my sister).

Weekly Alignment Tools Most people think alignment is something you “find” out there somewhere — in the perfect morning routine, the perfect mindset, the perfect moment when everything finally feels settled. But alignment isn’t discovered, it's remembered. And the truth is, you drift a little every day — not because anything is wrong, but because you’re human. Life pulls your attention in a hundred directions. Responsibilities tug. Stress distracts. Someone else’s energy brushes against yours. And before you know it, you’re slightly off-center without realizing when it happened. This week’s alignment tool is simple: Gently return to yourself… on purpose. Not with force. Not with pressure. Not with “I should be better by now.” Just a small, intentional calibration: Pause. Breathe. Ask: “What part of me needs to come home right now?” You’ll feel the answer before you think it. Maybe it’s your patience .Maybe it’s your hope. Maybe it’s your sense of worth. Maybe it’s the part of you that’s been tired, or trying too hard, or pretending you don’t need a moment of care. Alignment isn’t about becoming something new — it’s about gathering the pieces of you that got scattered while you were busy being strong. Try this once a day for one week: ✔️ Stop for 5 seconds ✔️ Put a hand over your chest ✔️ Breathe slower than you normally do ✔️ Ask, “What piece of me is missing right now?” ✔️ Let it return without judgment That’s it. Not meditation. Not mindset shifting. Just coming back. Because the version of you that remembers themselves…is always aligned.

There’s a subtle tension many people carry without realizing it.It sounds like motivation… but it feels like pressure. “I need to get back on track.” “I’m behind.” “I should be further along than this.” That energy isn’t alignment it’s urgency wearing the mask of progress. True alignment doesn’t rush you forward — it steadies you where you are. This week’s alignment tool is about releasing the invisible clock you’ve been measuring yourself against. Try this: Notice the moment you feel the urge to hurry. Not because something is actually urgent — but because you’re uncomfortable being exactly where you are. When that urge appears, don’t push through it. Pause instead. Ask yourself: “What am I afraid will happen if I don’t rush?” The answer usually isn’t about productivity, it’s about fear — of falling behind, being judged, missing something, or wasting time. Alignment begins the moment you stop arguing with the pace of your own life. You don’t need to catch up. You don’t need to accelerate, you don’t need to prove anything. You only need to move from clarity instead of pressure. This week, let yourself slow down without guilt. Let decisions come from steadiness, not stress Let action follow calm — not the other way around. Progress that costs you your nervous system is not progress. Alignment always feels quieter than urgency.