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Across traditions, winter is the feminine season. It is the time of yin, descent, introspection, intuition and the inner world. In Celtic mythology, winter belongs to the Cailleach, the wise woman, the crone goddess, the one who shapes the land with her staff and breathes out storms. She is fierce, ancient and deeply intuitive.

You have likely heard this idea before, that to manifest more, to receive more, to align with your feminine energy, you need to slow down. You need to rest. That doing more is not always the key to getting more. But here is what shifted something deep inside me: I started looking at rest not just as a biological need, but as a spiritual commandment. Something sacred. Something holy. And not in a rigid or religious way, but in the most expansive, soul-anchoring sense.

Have you ever walked outside on a warm June afternoon and felt the air was so rich, so fragrant, you wished you could bottle it? The way honeysuckle lingers thick and sweet in the golden light.