We're back! And this episode is a little different. I recently attended an overnight Samhain ancestor ceremony, and felt really called to bring you inside that experience. To share the story, yes. But also to offer it as a mirror for your own path, your own ancestral connection, and whatever guidance might be waiting for you too.

In this episode, I explore:

• What it can feel like to step into ancestral work when you feel disconnected from your lineage
• The importance of honoring the real cycles we're part of (rather than forcing our lives into straight lines and over-productivity)
• What happens when we create silence and actually listen instead of always speaking to spirit or the ancestors
• Why many of us struggle to trust the magic, intuition, or messages that come through - and why it matters to normalize these stories
• The invitation to meet not only the soft, light parts of ourselves but also the gritty, raw, dark parts we've been taught to avoid
• How we can hold both reverence and uncertainty while navigating the unseen realms

If you're someone who…

• Feels a pull toward your ancestors but doesn't quite know where to begin
• Has a complicated family history or missing pieces in your lineage
• Is craving more ritual, seasonal living, or connection to the wheel of the year
• Finds yourself sensing magic but still questioning whether it's "real enough"
• Is learning how to be both soft and strong, tender and gritty
  …you might feel really seen in this one.

Mentioned in the episode:

• Jonah Ruh Roberts. Check out her work here.

Let's connect

If you've had your own Samhain or ancestor experience—or this stirred something in you—I'd love to hear. Send me a message on Instagram or email me at hello@theauralab.co.

And if this episode resonated, please share it with someone else walking the path of remembrance.

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