Sunspot news just in from SpaceWeather:

A probable sunspot has appeared in the sun’s northern hemisphere–we just can’t see it yet. NASA’s STEREO-A spacecraft is monitoring the active region on the farside of the sun, right here. Based on its high latitude, it is a likely member of new Solar Cycle 25. The sun’s rotation will turn the spot toward Earth ~3 days from now.

As you can see from the picture attached to this post, we haven’t had any sunspots for a while. When that happens, I’ve observed a trend of people having lower energy and a lack of motivation. So the return of solar activity may bring with it a jump in our own energy, which would be welcomed. I keep hearing from people how tired they are. Mind you, I’m sleeping like a baby (once I get to sleep) for once, so I’m hoping that part isn’t due to solar (in)activity.

Other effects of little-to-no solar activity are:

People who act unconsciously are acting even more unconsciously.

People who are accident prone are klutzier.

People who don’t like to analyze are analyzing even less.

People who do like to analyze are seeing connections previously hidden.

So in a few days, when the sunspot faces earth, we may see ourselves getting a little less extreme. Or we could get more extreme. Either way, you should ask yourself:

What soothes you?
What helps you to disconnect?
What reminds you to breathe, to practice self-care, to simplify?

Do those things.
Twice.

It’ll all be okay. It may not go according to (your) plan, but it will all be okay. Trust. Breathe. Soak in hot water. Huff a kitten. Blow some bubbles.

All of this just in time for all the energies of June, which I talk about in my upcoming newsletter – if you aren’t on the mailing list, you still have a few days to sign up!