Waxing Moon Letter: New Vision
- Quinne Brown Huffman
- 4 days ago
- 3 min read
Hello dear ones,
Thank you for being here, for witnessing, engaging, and walking this path with me. I so deeply appreciate your presence.
You may have noticed some changes on my website—it feels more like a true reflection of who I am now.
Another exciting shift: The Creative Return space on YouTube is now live, thanks to my friend DTO. He opened the channel beautifully with a 5Q interview with me—such a perfect way to begin the conversation. This space will grow with more ideas, stories, and exchanges with creatives of all kinds, and I’m thrilled to share it with you.
And now, as the moon waxes and invites us into expansion, I want to share my latest reflections and tarot reading with you.
The waxing moon is the energy of expansion—leaning into light, growing into what is calling us. This cycle, I sat in meditation with my tarot deck and asked myself six questions:
Where am I now?
Where do I want to be?
What habits and strengths can I nurture?
What relationships want tending?
What knowledge is calling to be learned?
Where shall I focus my intentions?
The answers came less as instructions and more as permission. Permission to love my ordinary life, to honor the sacredness in what seems mundane, and to see change not as something to fear, but as the river that keeps life moving.
Where I Am Now
I feel active and expansive.
I’ve recorded 27 chapters of my book,Finding My Bones. I notice where I could polish it, but I also love its quirkiness and trust myself as a steward of the energy moving through it. I’ve refreshed my website to reflect more of my truth. I’m writing, painting, planting seeds with friends, and leaning into sound medicine.
The feedback from community has been encouraging. It feels like time to engage more fully, to step in, to begin again.
The Cards
Three cards spoke loudly in this reading:
Comparison – the reminder that measuring myself against others clouds my vision and blurs the sweetness of simply being where I am.
The Fool – my greatest ally. The Fool invites innocence, trust, and courage. Beginnings are sacred. Each leap into the unknown is worthwhile, and permission itself is the greatest gift.
Maturity – the call to live in alignment with my values, to prioritize what my soul knows to be true. Maturity is not heaviness, but clarity. It flowers when we live authentically.
The Sacred Ordinary
I realized again that ordinary life is luxury.
I love being a mother, wife, sister, and friend. I even love the laundry and the dishes. These rhythms root me. My neighborhood trees line the streets like guardians. The familiar is sacred.
Yet change stirs fear—the fear of losing what I hold most dear. But I remind myself: what is ordinary now was once a dream. Change made it real.
This waxing moon asks me to relate differently to change: to see it as ceremony. To treat reciprocity as ritual. To honor each exchange as sacred.
A Collective Vision
If we, as a collective, shifted our relationship with change, we might discover how light our footprints could become, how harmonious life could feel, and how much joy is possible. Fear of change has kept us locked in scarcity. But the truth is: there is enough. Enough food, enough beauty, enough care, enough mystery.
This waxing moon, I claim:
To align with the Fool’s courage.
To release comparison.
To live in rhythm with my values.
To honor change as teacher.
To begin again and again with trust.
I step into this New Vision, grounded in the ordinary, expanded into possibility.
Moon Prayer
Waxing Moon,
edge of becoming,
guide me to trust the leap.
Help me to rest
in change
as ceremony,
love the ordinary
as holy.
Teach me
to live
in rhythm,
to walk
in integrity
with what I value,
to see
all
around me.
May fear
soften.
May joy
root
deeply.
May each step into the unknown
be blessed
with courage
and wonder.
So may it be.
Always in love,
Quinne
P.S.
I’m releasing Finding My Bones as an exclusive audio experience for Substack subscribers—chapter by chapter—right here. Alongside it, I’ll be sharing guided meditations to support you in finding your own rhythm and trusting your unique path.
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