As we welcome 2027, I find myself reflecting on the concept of time and the extraordinary period of transformation we appear to be moving through.
The Gregorian calendar tells us that January 1 marks the beginning of a new year. Yet Mother Earth follows her own rhythms, moving through the seasons, solstices, equinoxes and the eternal cycles of birth, death and renewal.
Long before our modern calendars, people honored these natural cycles, gathering in ceremony and celebration to acknowledge their relationship with the Earth and cosmos.
And so, while I welcome the beginning of another calendar year, I also find myself drawn to the wisdom of these ancient rhythms and the understanding that beginnings and endings are not always defined by a date.
Interestingly, 2027 carries the numerological vibration of 11, often associated with spiritual awakening, heightened intuition and illumination. January 1, 2027, can be expressed as 1/1/11, a beautiful symbolic invitation to reflect on consciousness and new beginnings.
I have also been contemplating our relationship with time itself.
So many people seem to be experiencing life as though time is accelerating. Days, weeks and months appear to pass with extraordinary speed.
From a spiritual perspective, I wonder whether, as our consciousness expands and our frequency shifts, we begin to experience time differently.
Perhaps as we become less identified with the conditioning and structures of our three-dimensional experience, our relationship with linear time also begins to change.
I don’t pretend to have the answers, but I remain deeply curious.
And curiosity is something I intend to carry with me into 2027.
Sacred Remembering — What Is Emerging?
I don’t know exactly what will unfold for Sacred Remembering in the coming year, and there is something quite liberating about allowing that uncertainty to exist.
What I do know is that I feel deeply called to continue creating sacred spaces for healing, awakening and transformation.
I envision workshops and gatherings that invite us to question our conditioning, reconnect with our innate wisdom and explore what it means to live in embodied truth.
I feel particularly drawn to supporting those who have already journeyed deeply into their own healing and find themselves standing at a threshold — sensing that something within them is ready to emerge, yet perhaps uncertain how to bring their gifts into the world.
I also feel a profound calling to support the rising of the Divine Feminine.
To gather with women, to honor the wisdom carried within our bodies, to witness one another and to explore the sacred alchemy of perimenopause as a threshold of transformation and rebirth.
And perhaps there will be opportunities to gather with men, too, exploring how the healthy expression of the Divine Masculine can support the restoration of sacred balance and the co-creation of the New Earth.
Because the rise of the Divine Feminine is not about separation or replacing one form of dominance with another. It is about remembering our interconnectedness, restoring harmony and recognizing the unique gifts we each bring to the collective.
I believe we are living through an extraordinary period in humanity’s evolution, one that invites us to question old systems, release inherited conditioning and consciously participate in the creation of a world rooted in Love.
And while I have visions for Sacred Remembering, I am equally committed to remaining open to what I cannot yet see.
To continue my own healing, learning and expansion.
To listen more deeply.
To remain curious.
To honor the wisdom of Mother Earth and the sacredness of all life.
And above all, to remain in service to the evolution of human consciousness.
I enter 2027 without needing to know exactly what lies ahead, but with a willingness to listen, to grow and to walk beside others as we continue our journeys of remembering.
May we enter this new cycle with open hearts, curiosity and the courage to embody the Love we wish to see in the world.

