VIBE CHECK: For the week of Jan 26-30

Saundra
Jan 25
2 min read

This week's VIBE CHECK looks a little different than what I normally create. My typical way doesn't feel aligned so I'm following my intuition.

I will start off by saying, human rights are not political. Moral and ethics are not debatable.

I called on Lilith, Hekate, and Brigid for this week's energy read.

The information coming at us right now is fast-moving. We are supported in slowing down to gain grounding, which can feel tough when we want to move quickly to justice and drastic aligned changes on a grander scale outside of ourselves.

We are encouraged to focus on two areas this week. Community. And creativity.

Staying connected is resistance. Use the group chat. Tell your truth. Share what’s happening. Share how you feel.

Connecting to energy that brings you joy and sparks creativity is an act of resistance. Even if it means digging deep to find it right now. Connecting to joy and creativity does not mean you are shutting out what you see happening; it means you are choosing to stay human in the face of it.

Community is resistance. Connection is resistance. Creation is resistance. It reminds us what we’re fighting for. And how we keep going.

You are not responsible for persuading anyone into resistance. Everyone has their own path and timeline. We move as a collective, but we each walk an individual journey. This does not justify harmful behavior. But it is a truth we can hold alongside accountability.

You are powerful. You are magical. You are here *RIGHT NOW* on purpose.

For anyone struggling with mental health, purpose, or collective trauma. You're not alone. Support is available 24/7, and talking to a real person can help more than it seems in the moment.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

call or text: 988

chat: 988lifeline.org

Disaster Distress Helpline: (national or community crisis or collective trauma)

call or text: 1-800-985-5990

Crisis Text Line (immediate emotional support)

text HOME to 741741

Veterans Crisis Line (veterans, current service members, and their families)

call: 988, then press 1

text: 838255

SAMHSA National Helpline (mental health and substance use support)

1-800-662-HELP (4357)