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This upcoming year is about navigating the breaches in our foundations and cultivating the flowers in the cracks. The Japanese practice of kintsugi is the art of repairing cracks or broken pieces of pottery with gold.

October 1: Shíí shi okaahí. Black-eyed Susan symbolizes inner peace. Coral river, we all have common nobility. We discover what we are here to do.

On August 8, 2024, I awoke to the vision of a beautiful circular pattern swirling around a central form glowing with light. I stood in the pattern’s center. Other patterns formed all around the world, each with a lightworker in its center.

Blessings and welcome to the Akashic Answers. This month, we explore the akashic answers to the questions I have been asked regarding compassion and how to be compassionate while holding your spiritual sovereignty.

When you become aware of the cycles of life and the seasons, you can gain more awareness and tap into the bigger picture of this life experience. Be conscious and aware of where you are and where you’re going.

Mary writes: My sister in Hawaii called, saying she lost her purse after hiking earlier in the day with a friend. She contacted her friend, who’d driven them to the hiking spot, to see if she’d left her purse in the car. It wasn’t there.

My beloved horse, Peace, my companion for so many years, is no longer with me, and I haven’t been able to find peace nor relieve the guilt I feel since I was forced to give him up fifteen years ago. I had been his caregiver since he was a foal. He was really only bonded to me.

From Lauri: I’m sure your breasts are lovely just as they are. However, your subconscious must feel that you need to improve on or grow something in your real life. Breasts in dreams are often about your ability to nurture or “mother” others or even yourself.

From the very first notes, “Field of Dreams” by Monster Taxi — the brainchild of Miami composer, producer, and musician Jason Klein — elicits a primal, deep-seated emotion that lives in the human heart.

What makes us rise? What gives us freedom? What makes us who we are blueprinted to be? Do we manage our lives by creating safe zones to ensure consistency and stillness, or do we take flying leaps without a safety net, not knowing what will happen next?