Hello beautiful souls —
How is everyone feeling after the mashed-potato madness of Thursday and the capitalism-Olympics of Friday?
Some of you are:
- still digesting
- still hiding from relatives
- still waiting on packages
- or still wondering how exactly three candles, a cardigan, and an air-fryer ended up in your cart
Same, truly.

Today is the slow-coming-back-to-consciousness day.
It’s the day we breathe again, remember what month we’re in, and gently return to ourselves.
Let me ask you a few grounding questions (comment, reflect, or just whisper them to yourself):
- What did your nervous system feel like this week?
- What are you genuinely grateful for in your bones — not in social expectation?
- Did anything rise to the surface emotionally? (It always does…)
- What do you actually need today: slowness, connection, quiet, or play?
I’ll go first:
This week stirred up some tender layers for me — gratitude laced with grief, quiet joy threaded with memory. I remembered that giving thanks is not a commandment — it’s a rhythm. And sometimes that rhythm includes acknowledging loss, fatigue, longing, and the parts of ourselves still healing.
And now Saturday arrives like a cat stretching in a patch of sunlight.
We don’t have to do anything grand today.
We don’t have to fix all our problems in one afternoon.
We don’t have to keep up with the pressure of what other people did or bought or performed online.
Today is for gentle re-entry.
Cup of something warm.
One small act of care.
Five slow breaths.
A soft return to presence.
I’m grateful you’re here.
I’m grateful we’re learning and unlearning together.
I’m grateful for this little corner of shared honesty.
Tell me — how are you today?
đź’› If you want, share in the comments:
- One thing you’re genuinely thankful for
- One thing you’re letting go of
- One thing your body is asking for
- One thing that made you laugh this week
I’ll be here, reading every reply, with a warm mug in hand.
Sending steady love into your Saturday,
and a calm restoration to your spirit.
Until Next Time,
The Inspired Imaginative | The Devoted Mystic
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