Something is shifting this week, and you’ll probably feel it.

It won’t be in a dramatic, lightning-bolt kind of way. More like a door opening that you didn’t realize was even closed. It’s a sense that whatever you’ve been preparing for is no longer ahead of you, but right here.

This is the week the energy changes. The slow, steady, show-up-and-build rhythm of the past few weeks is giving way to something bigger that’s more collective and more electric. And by the end of the week, we’ll have officially stepped into one of the most significant shifts I’ve witnessed in many years.

So, if you’ve been waiting for permission to move, this is it.

Here’s what’s moving

The first eclipse season of 2026 is three weeks away, and the lead-in has already begun.

You might notice it as people from your past resurfacing. Or old patterns showing up again, this time to be understood and finally released. Eclipse seasons have a way of doing that. They bring what’s unfinished back to the surface because you’re ready to see it differently now.

And under that, something even larger is happening. 

Over the next two weeks, five planetary bodies are gathering in Aquarius. It’s the most concentrated hit of Aquarian energy we’ve had in years. This is a first taste of what the new era actually feels like. Less theoretical and more immediate. Think of it as a collective awakening that asks for your participation, not just your agreement.

But the biggest shift lands in a week, on the 26th. That’s when Neptune moves into Aries for the first time since 1861, and will stay there until 2039.

Now, I’m not a professional astrologer (in this life 😉), but I know that this is the move from spiritual thinking to spiritual doing. That’s super important. It’s not just imagining or dreaming now. It’s becoming and living your values in every choice you make.

I’ve spent 35 years in the territory of soul work, spiritual psychology, and meaning-making, and I can feel this one in my core. Spirituality isn’t something we can just think about anymore. It’s something we have to apply. The soul is ready. And your participation is required.

Here’s the belief that won’t survive this week

“If I wait for the right moment, it will be easier.”

I hear this one constantly. It’s the assumption that clarity will arrive before the action. That if you just wait a little longer, the path will become obvious, the timing will feel right, and the risk will shrink.

But that’s not how it works. 

The right moment isn’t coming, because the right moment is the one you’re already in.

And it won’t feel “right” in the way you’re imagining it as certain, calm, and fully prepared. It will feel like now. A little unclear, a little too soon, a little more than you’re sure you can handle.

That’s not a sign to wait as much as a sign you’re at the edge of something real.

Here’s the part that’s hard to see on your own

When you’re standing at the edge of something, whether that’s a new chapter, a major shift, a version of yourself you haven’t fully become yet, or anything else — it’s almost impossible to see it clearly from the inside.

You feel the pull, but you doubt it. You sense the timing is now, but you want more evidence. You know something’s changing, but you can’t name it yet.

This is where having someone outside of it matters. Someone who can see the shape of what’s coming through when you’re still too close. Who can hold the bigness of what’s happening without flinching or trying to slow you down.

I work with about eight people (individually) at a time in my Unlimited practice. Some signed up because of an ending like the death of someone they loved, the end of a marriage, or the collapse of something they thought would last. Others started because they could feel change happening even though they couldn’t see it yet. And some signed up so I could hold their focus and purpose with them as they engage with the world of emails, phone calls, and conversations that need to land just right.

What we do together is real-time interpretation with a dollop of pattern recognition. It’s meaning-making in motion.

So I want to remind you, especially with the energy changes right now, that if you’re standing at the edge of something and you don’t want to do it alone, that’s what I’m here for.

Jonni

P.S. Jack still hasn’t made peace with the ducks. He wants to play with them, which is the generous interpretation. The more accurate one is that he stalks them and leaps out to surprise them when they least expect it.

I thought Tilly, Wensley, and Blue would be terrified, but they’ve developed a surprisingly calm “oh, it’s him again” attitude. They move away, but they don’t panic.

Still. I know what his teeth can do. My wrists and ankles are proof. And the ducks’ long, bowling-pin bodies make their necks a little too perfect as targets. So I’m on hyper alert. Every day. 

Watching something new try to integrate with something established, and not sure yet if it’s safe, is what this kind of shift actually feels like. It’s not the dramatic moment of arrival, but the vigilance that comes after. The “it’s here, and I don’t know yet how it’s going to land.”