Spring begins in the invisible. Before blossoms, there are roots; before change, there is intention. When I sit in quiet reflection, I picture the intentions I hold as seeds in my hands. Some are for my own healing, some for my marriage, some for the way I show up in my work and in Aurum Garland. This week, choose one small intention and name it clearly. You do not need to know how it will grow. Your only task is to plant it in your daily life with steady, gentle care.
Planting Seeds of Intention
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