by Sera Timms
What's in a color? The color red is symbolic of passion, energy, action, and love, and in cauldron form it acts as the vessel of these traits, delivering it straight to our beating heart! ❤️
Did you know that the number one cause of human suffering is desire for something other than all that we have in the present moment? Welp, the anecdote to this distress is GRATITUDE, which so happen to be our theme for November 💕✨ When we stop our mind from spinning into the past and future, and instead carefully catalog all the blessings we have right at this very moment, we see that we are already the blooming rose we may be wishing for 🌹
When we can see our desire clearly from this place of peace in our mind, we can channel it into energy for change! Observe your fire, and put it to work for YOU, from this place of presence and love.
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