I enjoyed this post so much! I live in Ohio, spend a lot of time outside in nature, and have noticed that as soon as the days begin to get darker sooner, I feel a sense of relief. I'm aware of it and have attributed this feeling to the fact that summers tend to be so busy and the days seem to be so long but as I was reading your newsletter today, I kept thinking wow this is me and this is me and that's why I feel like I do! I just recently discovered your Substack so I'll browse your archive, but wondering if you have book recommendations that you've enjoyed about this topic?
I always considered myself a summer girl (with a passion for fall) because of the long days and all the light and sunshine, but Iām feeling drawn to the darkness as well these days. Iām way more creative in fall and winter, and the more important that aspect of myself becomes to me the more important become the seasons that nurture that.
Thanks for your deep insight and lessons about the importance of flowing with the seasons instead of resisting them. Love it! š¤
Always love reading your posts!!! I spend most of my fall time in the woods in the mountains. Cool night camping with fires making sāmores. Makes me feel grounded and at peace within. Itās the simple part of life that I love.
I loved reading this and am realising that I find it easier to ācall things inā than to release or let go so definitely going to work on some farewells in order to balance some overwhelm I have been feeling over the seasonal transition, thank you xx
I enjoyed this post so much! I live in Ohio, spend a lot of time outside in nature, and have noticed that as soon as the days begin to get darker sooner, I feel a sense of relief. I'm aware of it and have attributed this feeling to the fact that summers tend to be so busy and the days seem to be so long but as I was reading your newsletter today, I kept thinking wow this is me and this is me and that's why I feel like I do! I just recently discovered your Substack so I'll browse your archive, but wondering if you have book recommendations that you've enjoyed about this topic?
I always considered myself a summer girl (with a passion for fall) because of the long days and all the light and sunshine, but Iām feeling drawn to the darkness as well these days. Iām way more creative in fall and winter, and the more important that aspect of myself becomes to me the more important become the seasons that nurture that.
Thanks for your deep insight and lessons about the importance of flowing with the seasons instead of resisting them. Love it! š¤
I'm exactly the same!
Always love reading your posts!!! I spend most of my fall time in the woods in the mountains. Cool night camping with fires making sāmores. Makes me feel grounded and at peace within. Itās the simple part of life that I love.
I loved reading this and am realising that I find it easier to ācall things inā than to release or let go so definitely going to work on some farewells in order to balance some overwhelm I have been feeling over the seasonal transition, thank you xx