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How do we say what we want to say? It seems simple to open our mouths and share our thoughts. However, at times we can’t articulate what we are thinking. Or we hold back our words and thoughts because we might not be able to say what we want to say.

An altar is simple to create. Choose a space in your home, such as a countertop, windowsill, or nightstand. Place the altar anywhere you want, and it will be just fine. A little altar with small pieces of gemstones and a little statuary works well to get your attention.

Candice writes: I was very worried about paying our taxes. My husband had recently retired, so he had Social Security income, plus we had moved from Missouri to New Mexico, and New Mexico doesn’t have a way to withhold payroll taxes for remote workers, which I am.

Peaches’s Mom: I’m having an issue with my little lovebird, Peaches. He’s about six years old, and he’s my sweet little boy. After six years with no issues, last November Peaches started picking at his shoulder area between his wing and body. Twice, he actually made holes in his skin.

I had a dream the other night that World War III had started, and I was literally watching the war on the radar as it just kept moving closer to us. When I say "radar," I mean the weather radar on my Weather Channel app. What does this mean? — Cari, Tulsa, OK

Blessings and welcome to Akashic Answers. This month, we are channeling answers to questions about the powerful lion’s gate cosmic portal of 888 on August 8, 2024. My birthday is on August 8, and as this is an 8 year, I was wondering what 888 might mean for me. — Chloe from Portland, Oregon

August 1: Chajala, healing. Jade, spiritual awareness is the key to happiness. See, what is planned for us helps us. A surprising truth has been given to all of us. What a wondrous experience we find in answering the ancestral call.

While many of us are busy working with others to aid them on their paths, we often neglect to do our own clearing or protection. Have you ever felt tired and wondered why?

Let’s jazz things up a bit. Austin Winds–endorsed trumpet and flugelhorn artist, Keith Fiala, is one of the most exciting, innovative, versatile horn players and educators/ clinicians on the music scene today.

How often do we live in the past or fast-forward to the future? We assess our circumstances according to our histories, and then we stifle our prospects based on unrealistic or antiquated expectations.