BASKET OF GOODIES P.3 🙂 Luna Feyth Inquiry & Astrology Hi Friends, Welcome to email #3 of the Manifesting Email Series. This email series is designed to remove all the New Age glitter from manifesting so you can get to the GOLD. In my last email, I said I was going to share with you the difference between identity-based manifestations and wisdom-based manifestations. As this topic is another technical piece, I have decided to share something more anecdotal this week -

We are living in an era of degeneration. Uncertainty and volatility are the hallmarks of our time. While many people are approaching protection from a physical and external level, there is another form of protection that can provide a place of refuge in a way that nothing else can… Article Coming Soon... 💜

The following gives an introduction into the philosophical frame & The Method that characterizes Luna's work. What if your greatest source of clarity wasn't found in acquiring better answers? What if your strongest conviction deserves your deepest inquiry? What if what feels true is not a reflection of what is true? What if your greatest problem was the doorway to your greatest opportunity? Such questions turn our assumptions on their head. Like the branch of a tree that sud

Human beings are meaning-making creatures. Faced with heartbreak, loss, uncertainty, or longing, we instinctively search for a narrative that can make our suffering feel coherent. While there is nothing wrong with trying to make sense of difficult experiences, there is a subtle danger within this impulse. In the process of finding meaning in our pain, we can sometimes become invested in preserving it. Romanticism is a cultural movement that continues to shape how many people

There are many reasons people suffer in the world. One of the most familiar is longing for a relationship that cannot be realized. But there is another possibility. Part of the psyche may be invested in ensuring that the relationship is never realized. Not because it wants to suffer, but because reality poses a threat to the immaculate fantasy it has constructed. A real relationship introduces daily irritations, conflicting values, incompatible desires, ordinary boredom, and

When you think of romantic love, what thoughts, feelings, and images come to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a particular romantic film where two people find themselves feeling those feelings but are restricted from moving forward on account of various dramas and obstacles. Finally, after much restless back and forth, the restriction is lifted and they are able to embrace one another in full, uninterrupted surrender. Intensity and passion are combined with stress and anxiety. O

I used to call myself a 'romantic at heart' until I discovered how holding onto this ideal was making me sick. I got sick of the constant disappointment when my ideals never measured up with reality. I saw how my inflated expectations and romanticized perceptions were giving me false hopes. All this wishful thinking wasn’t helping me - it was hurting me - and yet I thought that if I gave up my colourful ideals, my life would be boring. I craved emotional highs that manifest

Many years ago I met a woman who was beaming with positivity and gratitude. I thought for sure she was faking it. But after spending some time with her, I realized that her expression was genuine. I marvelled at her character and the sheer contrast to my own fault-finding tendencies. I also wondered how an attitude of gratitude came so easily to her while my mind remained busy noticing everything that was wrong… Unlike me, her mind was filled with pleasant thoughts which

A university professor once boarded a small boat to cross a river. During the journey, he asked the boatman whether he had studied philosophy, literature, or astronomy. The boatman replied no to each question. With each answer, the professor smugly remarked that the man had wasted a portion of his life by remaining uneducated. Halfway across the river, a violent storm arose and the boat began to sink. The boatman calmly turned to the professor and asked, “Sir, have you learne