Write write write, and then write write write some more! That’s the current mood and vibe. I’m somewhat nervous picking up this writing project while Mercury is in retrograde but I got to push through these planetary alignments!
I still have a little over two weeks to decide whether I’m moving back to America but honestly I think at this stage I’m going to stay put in New Zealand. I really feel myself much calmer and level-headed while being here. I love being around my sisters. My gosh they make me laugh! We really are a funny family. Almost never a dull moment, I must say.
It is my birthday on Thursday, which is a promising sign as this is the day of Fortuna! I hope this year brings me tons of abundance and plenty of opportunities to capitalize on. I do have some projects that I would like to undertake but like any good creator I’m going to keep them quiet for the time being. Can’t have the evil eyes running amok of my plans!
As you all know I definitely believe the act of transference is very real. I do think we can pick up on the energies of both other people as well as our surroundings. It isn’t until I’m back home in New Zealand that I wonder if this is the place that I obtained a lot of my beauty from. If the energy of places can permeate into our frequency, then New Zealand’s beauty definitely rubbed off on me.
I feel very comforted to know that this place is where I grew up. It wasn’t until I left Auckland City and saw much of the world that I learned how beautiful this place is, and how blessed I am to grow up surrounded by such beauty.
Now don’t get me wrong, Auckland City architecture is atrocious. The buildings they’ve decided to plop everywhere looks like cement blocks. Totally hideous and an obvious sign of corruption. There are certainly cities that are far more attractive in terms of buildings. Rome and Barcelona are two places that spring to mind when I think of cities that have great architecture.
It is such a shame because geographically where Auckland City sits is incredibly spectacular. The view of the Waitemata harbor and Rangitoto island are absolutely gorgeous. When you look westward, you see the Waitakere ranges, which are also quite stunning to contemplate.
When driving down my childhood street on a clear day, you can see the ranges in the distance and there’s something about them that’s somewhat mystical. When I was living in LA – albeit very briefly – the eastern mountain ranges reminded me a lot of the Waitakere ranges. Perhaps that’s why I liked looking at them so much?
There’s much to write about and there’s a lot to discuss but I feel this is a good first journaling entry for me to place on my blog.
This isn’t exactly the most productive time of year. Not only this, but I’m also kinda fat right now. I know my agents here in Auckland are aware that I’m home but I haven’t reached out to them and probably won’t until I’ve put on a bit of muscle and shed some fat.
Thankfully it doesn’t take long for me to snap back into shape. In the meantime I’m doing a lot of yoga, tons of meditation, and just getting my regular bodily check-ups done. Minding my ps and qs so to speak.
I hope you’re all having a lovely start to the week and I’ll try my best to update here as regularly as possible!