Create Harmony in Your Life (and Body) with Season Syncing
While I'm not a pagan or a witch, I do personally practice something called Season Syncing, and I love it.
It's taken my cycle syncing to another level, and I feel much more in harmony with nature and the seasons. I used to dread winter and now I still have some days I dread it haha, but it's lightened substantially by a newfound understanding of the purpose winter brings to my life – which is the burning of the old and the bright opportunity of a clean slate.
So, let's get into it, what is is Season Syncing?
Season Syncing is where we attune our expectations and bodies to the themes of the seasons. This can be accompanied by rituals to mark the occasion of season change. Each of the seasons has a theme to connect and sync with:
Spring is the clean slate, the fresh start.
In nature it's lambs being born, new life beginning, and it's the true start to the year in the natural world. Everything comes back to life after rest or death in the winter. This is hope. It's rejuvenation. And it's a warming up to Summer.
This is the best time to begin brainstorming what new things to bring to life, whether that’s a project, a business, a baby, a training or school of some kind, or a creative endeavour. And to do this with a timeline expectation of blooming in summer, not right away. This is a time to plant seeds both literally and figuratively.
Summer is full power.
It's harvest. It's long days, sunshine, full energy, full bloom, it's FULL. Period. This, much like Ovulation week, is a time to get all your work AND play done.
Autumn is a wind down period, and it's time to reflect on what you will burn in winter.
So, this is like Luteal phase where your hormones begin to descend and you turn inward. So too is Autumn a time to begin to go inward, conserve energy and take stock of what you no longer need to carry the rest of the year.
It’s a time to take on less projects and commitments, so this is when I look at my to-do list and start reevaluating what is a priority and what can actually wait until spring.
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