Lição 1
Embracing Transition
September is a month of thresholds, a time of change when summer softens into autumn and light begins to fade into longer nights. In this first session, we reflect on the nature of transition and how it shows up both in the natural world and in our own lives. The teaching will help you understand why change can feel unsettling and offer ways to meet it with steadiness and grace. The meditation then guides you on a September path, inviting you to breathe acceptance into the shifts unfolding within and around you.
Lição 2
The Inner Harvest
September is the season of gathering, a time when fruits ripen and fields are brought in. In this session, we explore the idea of the inner harvest, recognising the growth, lessons, and gifts that have emerged in your life so far this year. The teaching guides you to reflect with gratitude on what you’ve cultivated, while the meditation takes you on a journey into an inner orchard where you gather symbolic fruits of your efforts, achievements, and inner growth.
Lição 3
Letting Go With Grace
As the leaves begin to fall, September reminds us that release is part of life’s rhythm. In this session, we reflect on the art of letting go not as a failure or loss, but as a natural act of renewal. The teaching explores why it can be difficult to release habits, roles, or attachments, and how doing so creates space for new growth. The meditation then guides you into the presence of an autumn tree, where falling leaves carry away what no longer serves, leaving you lighter and freer.
Lição 4
Balance At The Equinox
The autumn equinox, which often falls in September, marks a moment of balance between day and night held in equal measure. This session explores how we can bring the same balance into our own lives, aligning body, mind, and spirit with the steady rhythm of the season. The teaching reflects on balance in daily life, while the meditation guides you into an inner landscape where light and shadow meet in harmony, helping you find steadiness at your own center.