The Leap: A Story of Trusting the Shift
- luanneferner
- Jun 9
- 2 min read
Weekly Energy Weaving for June 9-15, 2025
Sienna had always been the kind of woman who checked boxes.
Independent. Capable. Reliable.
She worked in design strategy at a mid-sized creative firm, lived alone in a condo with plants she kept mostly alive, and made a mean mushroom risotto.
This week started... differently.
There was a shift in the air—like something was riding toward her before she had a chance to name it.
A job opportunity from an old mentor popped into her inbox.
A dream she couldn’t shake.An uncomfortable but honest reflection from a friend.It all felt like a message.
Card 1: 🐎 30 Horseman – Herald of Change
The opportunity was bold. Relocating to a new city. A total role shift. More money, but way more uncertainty.
Sienna’s immediate reaction? Resistance.
But also... a flicker of aliveness.
A stirring deep in her gut.Like something was whispering, “This is your moment.”
Card 2: 🌙 18. The Moon
That night, she lit a candle and journaled.
She knew this wasn’t just about a job.
Old fears rose like mist:
What if I fail? What if I regret it? What if I lose my footing?
But The Moon reminded her: clarity comes through courage, not control.
Her shadow wasn’t the enemy—it was her compass.
Card 3: 🧠 14 Going Beyond Normal
She stopped Googling “Is this a bad idea?” and started asking better questions.
Not what others would do.
But what her soul wanted.
She remembered her childhood dream of working abroad, her journals filled with visions of creative freedom.
This wasn’t a reckless leap.
It was her breaking free of a cage built from predictability.
She didn’t want normal.
She wanted aligned.
Card 4: 🦋 53 Transformation
By Friday, she’d made her decision.
Not with absolute certainty—but with trust.
Transformation isn’t always loud.
Sometimes it’s a quiet, trembling yes.
A yes to her own evolution.
A yes to becoming the woman she dreamed of but was scared to be.
🌿 Moral of the Story:
Change doesn’t always arrive with clarity and permission.
Sometimes it gallops in unannounced, cloaked in shadows and questions.
But when we sit with it, feel it, and dare to go beyond the familiar—we transform.
You don’t need to be fearless.
You just need to be willing.
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