by Jessie Cross | Aug 13, 2026 | Eclipse Season
That “off” feeling isn’t in your head. It’s the comedown from a portal and an eclipse landing four days apart. So, if the last few days have felt like wading through fog, you’re not alone. You might be a little foggy or wrung out, or...
by Jessie Cross | Aug 12, 2026 | Animal Medicine, Eclipse Season
So, here’s a fact that should be bigger news than it is. When a total solar eclipse rolls across the landscape, animals notice. Not in a vague, woo-woo, “nature felt something” way. In a documented, researchers-with-clipboards way. Birds go quiet,...
by Jessie Cross | Aug 10, 2026 | Eclipse Season
If you’ve spent any time reading about eclipses online this week (what with the upcoming eclipse on August 12, 2026), you’ve probably seen a list. Don’t eat. Don’t cook. If you’re pregnant, stay inside, and maybe pin something metal to...
by Jessie Cross | Aug 9, 2026 | Eclipse Season
What the Perseids Actually Are (And Why We Wish on Them Anyway) — The Moonless Meteor Peak on Eclipse Night, August 12–13, 2026 There’s a very good chance you’ve wished on a falling star at some point in your life without knowing what you were actually...
by Jessie Cross | Aug 9, 2026 | Eclipse Season, Shadow Work
What Gets Revealed When the Light Goes Out: Shadow Work Journal Prompts and a Practical Ritual for Eclipse Season Eclipses have a reputation for chaos, and honestly? Fair. But eclipse chaos often isn’t random. Think of it more as revelation. Here’s the...
by Jessie Cross | Aug 5, 2026 | Eclipse Season, Lunar Eclipses
Understanding the Twice-Yearly Windows When Fate Speaks Loudest So, you’ve probably noticed the sky’s been feeling a little louder lately. More charged. Like something’s building. That’s not your imagination. We’re in the second eclipse...
