By Chelsea: There is a strange phenomenon that happens in relationships when we become more emotionally invested in who someone could be than in who they actually are. We call it seeing the best in someone. Sometimes, however, we’re not seeing the best in them. We’re writing fan fiction. You meet someone who is charming, read more…
By Chelsea: If you’ve ever walked into a room and immediately felt that something was “off,” you already understand the strange territory where intuition lives. You may not know what changed. Nobody said anything. Nothing looks unusual. Yet your body notices something before your conscious mind catches up. For those who are naturally psychic or read more…
By Chelsea: There are moments in life that make you stop and think, “Okay… that was weird.” You think about an old friend you haven’t spoken to in years, and suddenly they appear in your social media feed. You ask yourself whether you’re making the right decision, and then overhear a stranger say something that read more…
By Ann: There is something deeply powerful about beginning again. Every month, the Moon disappears from our view, becoming almost completely invisible in the night sky. This is the New Moon—a quiet point in the lunar cycle that has long been associated with beginnings, intention, renewal, and planting the seeds of what we wish to read more…
By chelsea: Some people enter your life and everything feels strangely familiar. You meet them, and suddenly your nervous system is doing cartwheels while your intuition is standing in the corner screaming, “Excuse me, can we discuss this?” You may call it a soul connection. A karmic relationship. A twin flame. Divine timing. And sometimes read more…
By Atiq: One of the most difficult things about love is that nothing is completely predictable. You can feel deeply connected to someone. You can see a future together. You can receive an encouraging message in a reading, and then life takes an unexpected turn. So, what happens when a prediction doesn’t come true? It read more…
By Renato: Currently, here in Brazil, the film “The Odyssey,” directed by Christopher Nolan, has been receiving considerable attention in the media and on social networks. I watched the film and, despite some concessions to political correctness and the woke movement in its casting choices, I was not disappointed. It is not a great film, read more…
By Chelsea: There is emotional pain, and then there is the kind that feels as though your soul has been dragged behind a moving vehicle for several miles and nobody thought to mention that there was a metaphysical speed limit. Severe emotional pain can change the way you experience yourself, other people, and even the read more…
By Chelsea: There comes a strange moment in life when you realise you’re no longer holding onto something—you’re actually chasing it. Chasing a relationship that has already emotionally packed its bags. Chasing a dream that no longer fits the person you’ve become. Chasing an apology, an explanation, or a version of someone who existed three read more…
By Sarah: Beware! There is a particular type of person we all need to learn to recognise: the White Knight Narcissist. I use this term to describe a man—or woman—who builds their identity around being the good person: the rescuer, the protector, the generous one, the person who is always there when somebody needs help. read more…
