There’s a particular moment in autumn when you can feel the shift not just in the air, but in your bones. The light slants differently. The world exhales. And if you're paying attention, you might notice your body doing the same. We talk a lot about "listening to your body" in wellness circles. It's become almost cliché, repeated so often it risks losing its meaning. But there's a crucial second step we often neglect...

August has arrived with its golden light, its full blooms, its heavy-limbed trees and late afternoon heat. There’s a fullness in the air; a richness that only late summer can bring. This is the season where time feels like it stretches, asking us to slow down and really live in the moment. It’s still very much summer, yet there’s a quiet stirring, a subtle shift that begins to pull us toward what’s next.