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Soul

The Subtle Signs That You're in the Midst of Change

The Subtle Signs That You're in the Midst of Change

by five to nine

5 years ago


Soul

The Subtle Signs That You're in the Midst of Change

by five to nine

5 years ago


The Subtle Signs That You're in the Midst of Change

As women, we’re naturally attuned to the energy around us, absorbing it all like a sponge. We’re guided by two forces—our feminine and masculine sides—what I like to call “Greater Yin.” Yin represents our feminine energy, while yang reflects the masculine. Giving is our divine masculine in action, while receiving is the divine feminine. When we learn to embrace both, we harmonize and inch closer to our truest selves. The same goes for light and darkness. We must understand and accept both, because as women, we’re nothing if not complex.

Life is a constant state of transition. Whether it’s a new job, moving, or navigating the ups and downs of relationships, every chapter has its own rhythm. Wherever you are in your journey, trust that it’s exactly where you’re meant to be. After all, change isn’t just physical or emotional—it’s spiritual, too.

Signs you’re in a spiritual or life transition:

You feel uncomfortable or uneasy.
It’s part of the process. Discomfort means you’re stretching and growing, so lean into it. Feel the fear, then let it go.

You feel a block.
Writer’s block? Been there. Creative block? Oh, absolutely. When you feel stuck, give yourself a little grace. You can’t force creativity or clarity—sometimes you just need to rest in the stillness.

Your world feels like it’s falling apart.
Spoiler alert: it’s not. It’s just falling into place in ways you can’t yet see.

You’re doubting everything.
One moment your dream feels within reach, the next it’s a distant fantasy. In transition, everything can feel urgent, like you’re making decisions on a whim. But trust your gut—those gut instincts? They're the ones that guide you home, not impulse.

Every transition, big or small, is a step toward coming back to yourself.

With love,
Jocelynn Hartleib