Welcome to Everything Speaks if You Listen with Jen CobbleWorks where we befriend our humanity and the Sacred through story, soul questions, and every day life.

In this week's episode, we explore two invitations: one from the autumnal (and spring) equinox, and one from Halloween. Both are offered as seasonal lenses into deeper self-reflection, self-love, and connection to Spirit.

The equinox is a day where we experience equal amounts of daylight and nighttime (roughly). Through this, a reflection question emerges: where do we notice mutuality and healthy balance in our daily lives and in our relationships? And where do we notice imbalance? As we consider the balance of day and night, we are invited to consider what is balancing for us in our rhythms of work, rest, and relationship and what we might want to bring into greater balance.

I shared last week that I have a mini course available with a Love + Hope illustrated journal and 8 audio lessons/stories inviting you into deeper self-love and connection to the Divine. What may be surprising and unconventional to hear is that the lens we are using for this mini course is Halloween! We begin to explore some basic differences between the Celtic roots of Halloween, Samhaim, and Halloween itself. And then I share why I think this unconventional, often controversial holiday, is a welcome doorway into greater connection to ourselves and Spirit. I will be sharing more about this course and the 4 primary spiritual invitations into spiritual growth I believe it offers, but this is a great intro.

I think you'll find this mini course compassionate, insightful, gentle, and surprisingly deep. It's $19 and is available now. Click the link below to learn more and enroll.

A Soulful Halloween Mini Course

I'm Jen Cobble Willhoite, a contemplative storyteller, spiritual tool designer, and life-long soul seeker. My path is formed and framed by questions more than answers. I'm more comfortable wondering and wandering about things spiritual than I am in ideology, religion, or dogma.

My soul language and connection with Spirit is primarily grounded in Celtic Spirituality, science, nature, seasonal cycles, myth, folklore, and stories of all kinds. I do have roots in progressive Christianity that I sometimes speak from. My tap root, though, is ordinary life. I believe enlightenment is rhythmic, unfolding, and found in our everyday experiences and selves. I also offer tools and courses on my modern interpretation of the examen: a daily ritual of looking back, looking within, and looking ahead to cultivate a rapport with your inner wisdom and the Sacred as you understand it.

Every week, I share an episode from my own spiritual explorations, offering invitations for you to explore these themes on your own. Thanks for journeying with me!