a wise woman is in tune with the season she's in.
[ a musing on flowing with intuition and purpose ]
when you’re in tune with the season you’re in, you’re empowered to focus, finish, and flourish. you’re not distracted by what others are doing or panicked about what hasn’t happened yet. you’re steady. rooted. anchored in now—because when you’re present and discerning, you don’t rush to bloom, beg for more time, or force outcomes. instead, you honor your sacred rhythm and trust divine timing. living in tune with the seasons of your life requires you to live from your femininity, your intuition, your spirit, your sensitivity to the voice of God. it’s a soft and sacred alignment with your divine blueprint.
you don’t outsource your decisions to the world. instead you unveil what’s been revealed to you in the spirit—into the physical—through your daily choices, your small habits, your intentional presence. you listen before you move. you align before you act, and from that inner alignment, you create—quietly, powerfully, in flow. this is what it means to move with intention, to build with purpose, to protect your energy like a sacred flame. when you’re anchored in divine timing, you no longer hustle from emptiness—you move from wholeness.
you’re not pulled in every direction—you’re rooted in what truly matters: your holistic well-being, your relationships rooted in reciprocity and soul nourishment, and tending to your purpose, the endeavors and tasks you’re tending to in this season—even if it’s just a seed right now. purpose doesn’t need to be loud or public to be real. sometimes, purpose is private, sacred, and slowly unfolding.
and i get it—for some, especially those navigating 9-to-5s, late shifts, caregiving roles, or survival mode, the pulse of life feels different. so here’s a gentle truth: take the meat, leave the bones. adapt these rhythms to your own. stretch the wisdom in a way that fits the contours of your life. you don’t have to mimic someone else’s path to walk your own in power. discern what aligns, and let the rest fall away with grace.
the real invitation is this: to rise each day and live from intuition, from spirit, from divine download—to enter into a sacred flow that this world cannot give you and certainly cannot take away. there is an energy, a grace, a deep refinement that flows through the path where success isn’t measured in profit alone, but in peace, alignment, and how deeply rooted you are. this path will stretch you. it will ask you to rise into new levels of faith, patience, and trust (in God and in yourself). but it will also fulfill you deeply. it will mold you into the woman who can hold the vision she once only whispered about in secret.
you’re not just pursuing a dream, you’re co-creating a life with God. a whole new reality. one that honors the timing of your life, your sacred gifts, your soul’s wisdom. and through it all, these truths become your anchors—guiding you through the tides and turns with clarity, courage, and grace.
so, how do you begin to live in alignment with your sacred rhythm?
here are a few keys:
create space at the beginning of your day to commune with God and your soul.
this is the soil where clarity grows. you can sip on a cup of coffee or tea, read, sit in stillness as the birds announce the sunrise—it’s a space of peace for you at the start of each day to pour into yourself and receive from God.
start ‘rising’ or ‘reflection’ pages — a sacred journaling practice to meet yourself and God to pour out, observe, receive — at the dawn of each day (rising) and/or at the start of each night (reflection). allow the page or pages to be a space where truth, clarity, and rest are found in the brain dump.
care for yourself holistically.
take your multivitamins. stretch. read thought-provoking literature. honor your emotions. listen to a podcast. have a nourishing meal. learn a new language. go on a walk. brush your teeth. wash your face. phone a friend. get ready for the day (even if you’re staying home). plan your day. your wholeness is not optional—it’s essential. remember, no forcing—only flowing.
and, how do you tune in and discern the season you’re in?
here are a few notes:
pay attention to what your spirit resists and embraces.
is there something or someone you’re being nudged to release—that no longer fits who you’re becoming? are you craving slowness, softness, or solitude? honor the shifts. your longings often reveal your new direction.
observe what life is mirroring back to you.
are doors opening with grace and ease? is there an unaligned urgency that you feel behind a specific decision? or are you being called to pause, prune, and prepare? the external always reflects the internal.
note what’s being whispered to you—before the world gets loud.
begin a rising or reflection page practice. ask yourself: what is being whispered to my spirit right now? what is aligned with my destiny in this season? what is a distraction? then be still. listen for the voice of God.
ask yourself:
what is growing in me right now?
where am i being invited to soften?
what do i need to prioritize and pursue?
you’ll know your season not by what looks impressive, but by what you discern is aligned and anointed. you don’t chase the season. you become still enough to receive it, then live in devotion to it. this is how you embody your sacred life. this is how you walk in rhythm with heaven. this is how you bloom—not rushed, not forced—but right on time.
i’d love to hear what this brings up for you. feel free to comment, share your own musings, or just say hi. i’m always grateful for the quiet company.
until next time. ♡
