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A NEW CIRCLE - Elvira Jordan



A NEW CIRCLE - Elvira Jordan

Good Morning Beloved 💛

I am one who is very much in love with numbers and numerology. I believe numbers are the first language… a well organized system of communication between the spiritual and the physical realms. 

This brings me to a very peculiar number which is 7. Alas we are in the 7th month of the year 2025, and even the 7th month is wrapping up. In my study of numbers, 7 speaks of completion, wholeness, perfection and the end of a season. 

In the world of astrology, there are 3 different planet retrogrades that indicate a completion of a circle, which may unearth the past and bring some buried feelings, friendships, knowledge, experiences, wounds and traumas to the fore. 

Even though I don’t understand astrology so much, I believe that some (not all) of these things play a role in our everyday existence and could guide us through life.

If you look at your life and the world around you with a bird’s-eye view, you may see patterns of ending circles. This may not apply to everyone or every aspect of your life but for those who can relate, it’s either a study period, a project, a relationship, a business, a lifestyle or something more personal is coming to a completion. 

Take a little pause to reflect on this… ☝🏽

Oh! There’s this scare when something is about to come to an end. The silent feeling of loosing something… the uncertainty of beginning afresh… the pain of accepting the end… the euphoria of new possibilities ahead… the thrill of starting a new journey. These emotions can be triggered in many ways. 

However, the beautiful part about endings and completion is that it births something new. It opens new doors to walk through. It creates space for a fresh purpose. It elevates you to a new level. It takes you somewhere higher than you were before, no matter how you want to look at it.

Believe me, the most difficult part of this transition is watching what once was, come to an end. Whether positive or negative, it is hard. But if you can allow yourself to grow through this ending, it prepares you for the bright moments of the future.

“What other way to appreciate completion than to watch it end?”

Therefore beloved, whatever it is that seems to be coming into full circle in your life, is not actually the end. It is a process of elevation. It is the beginning of a new light. It is the start of a new journey and the beginning of a new story.

Once you embrace this period of completion, it prepares you and equips you for THE NEW CIRCLE.

The new circle comes with knowledge gathered from the former, a release from the old, a re-evaluation of patterns, opportunities to make amends, strength of experience and the joy of a new beginning. A new circle is a gift.

The new circle may not come with answers that the old could not provide, but will give you a new opportunity to seek these answers from deep within you, searching in areas you may not have previously thought to look.

There’s a new circle unfolding. A new timeline. A new universe awaits. This is an awakening to this newness and a reminder that it creates a new page for you to write whatever you want. 

So I urge you to gently take my hand, I will hold you through this completion phase. May we be each other’s strength. May we also smile together while we bask in the light, glory and abundance of what is to come.

BIBLE VERSE: Isaiah 43:18-19
Do not remember the former things,
Nor consider the things of old.
19 Behold, I will do a new thing,
Now it shall spring forth;
Shall you not know it?
I will even make a road in the wilderness
And rivers in the desert.

PRAYER: Dear Lord, let every circle of negativity in my life be brought to an end. Open new doors of joy, new opportunities, new possibilities and new blessings. Amen 

Do have a Blessed Monday and a Successful Week ahead. 
🩵🌼💜🌸🧡🍀❤️🪻💚🍄💛🌹🖤☘️🤍
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