here is a version of you that wants to be seen.” The child who felt abandoned. The woman who held secrets. The healer who needed healing. “Something new is gestating.” Pregnancy in dreams is rarely literal. It’s symbolic of new life—new insight, creativity, soul work. But before the new can emerge, we’re asked to clear space. To visit the storage unit of our psyche and sort what to keep, release, or finally acknowledge. “You are not who you were, but that doesn’t mean you’ve outgrown your roots.” Healing isn’t about cutting away the past. It’s about integrating it into the wisdom of the now.

You’re walking down a trail, lost in thought, and suddenly a rabbit darts across your path. You pause for a moment, feeling a strange pull — a quiet curiosity. Later that day, you open your mailbox to find a card with a rabbit on the cover. That evening, your friends bring up a story involving rabbits, and just before bed, there it is again — a rabbit in a TV commercial.

Coincidence? Or something more?

In the language of the soul, spirit animals are not just cute creatures or fleeting thoughts. They are messengers. Echoes from the unseen, symbols from the natural world nudging us toward insight, healing, and remembrance.

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At A Seeking Yogini, we’re walking that path — back to nature, back to self, back to what matters.
We’d love for you to walk with us.

We were taught to chase more — more success, more status, more stuff.
But there comes a moment on the spiritual path when the possessions no longer satisfy.

Because what the soul longs for is not accumulation.
It’s connection. Simplicity. Stillness.
A return to something ancient and real.

At A Seeking Yogini, we’re walking that path — back to nature, back to self, back to what matters.
We’d love for you to walk with us.

We were taught to chase more — more success, more status, more stuff.
But there comes a moment on the spiritual path when the possessions no longer satisfy.

Because what the soul longs for is not accumulation.
It’s connection. Simplicity. Stillness.
A return to something ancient and real.

At A Seeking Yogini, we’re walking that path — back to nature, back to self, back to what matters.
We’d love for you to walk with us.

To walk each other home is to hold space for one another — not to fix, not to lead, not to save — but to be with. To remind each other of what we’ve forgotten: our inherent divinity, our original innocence, our oneness with all life.

When we live this way — with the forest as our teacher, with the mantra in our heart, and the mystics as our guides — we become the medicine. We become the bridge. We become the mycelium for a new earth.

And in doing so, we don’t just heal ourselves — we walk all of humanity home.

This is for you — the one who is tired of numbing, the one who feels the stirrings of something greater, the one who knows deep down that healing is not a destination — it’s a return.

Plant medicine is not a trend. It is ancient remembering.

It is for those who want to learn not just about themselves, but about the very nature of being.
About the interconnectedness of all life.
About how to love in a way that is rooted, sacred, and real.
About how to live from the heart in a world that has forgotten its own.

If you are ready to meet the divine — not in the sky, but in the soil — the plants are waiting.

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