This is a gentle introduction in Accepting the between before I share all the beautiful happenings in France with you.

This episode is a gentle reminder that your sensitivity is a sacred gift—an inner compass guiding you home to yourself. May the energy of Beltane and the waxing moon fill you with love, acceptance, and renewed strength. Remember, you are never alone in this beautiful unfolding.

We recorded under the tree of love last night and somehow the audio is not as crisp as it has been before, perhaps it was destined for slumber tones :) The message was to share and avoid perfectionism. This is how the message wished to come through.

The moon was to my left rising, Jupiter was before and we were under the tree of love feeling beautifully held in the peace of the night. The energy was magical and I hope you feel it too.

If you are experiencing any kind of loss, whether a faithful companion, your old self or any kind of relationship; please be incredibly kind to yourself and allow yourself to be in the between, honouring your body´s emotional capacity.

Sometimes, life whispers gently—"Accept the in-between,"—but truthfully, this space can feel vast, uncertain, and lonely.

In my recent reflections cocooned by the Tree of Love, I share how profound loss opens a quiet gap in our lives—a space where our heart must find new footing.

Having lost my beloved girl, Cleo, my beautiful feline guide; she was with me for 17 years, my constant, my comfort; I have been finding my new footing.

Her absence created a quiet, almost hollow space that stretched beyond grief into the realm of acceptance.

What has helped me most is realizing that allowing myself to simply be in that in-between—without rushing to "heal" or "move on" is sacred.

It’s in these moments that our emotional capacity is truly tested and expanded. The grief, the shock, the shock of our bodies adjusting; all of it's part of this sacred process of recalibration.

As empaths and sensitive souls, we often carry more than we realize. Our bodies and hearts need gentle support. We are called to honor our space, to give ourselves permission to step back, to rest, and to trust that this is part of the divine unfolding.

If you’re navigating a similar space—loss, change, or transition—know that your capacity may shift. Be kind to yourself.

Surround yourself with love, support, and gentle understanding. There’s nothing wrong with needing to pause or step away for a moment.

Because, perhaps, the greatest gift lies in accepting exactly where we are—trusting that in the quiet, in the in-between, we are growing into the depths of who we are meant to become.

With all my love,

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