24 FEB 2025
MONTHLY BLOGS, THOUGHTS, POEMS
Emergence of the Blue Buddleia
In the silent clasp of winter’s hold,
I rested in a frost-kissed reverie,
A quiet soul waiting for the sun’s soft call.
Like the blue buddleia, dormant yet daring,
Hidden beneath the cold, a whisper of life,
I felt the stir of hope as spring tiptoed near.
The earth, once hard and hushed,
Now sighs beneath a gentle thaw,
Each bud a promise of renewal, a touch of wellbeing.
In this tender transformation,
I step into the light of morning,
Where winter’s shadows melt into a vibrant embrace.
The blue buddleia unfurls its cerulean petals,
Bold and serene—a mirror to the heart,
Inviting me to bloom, to breathe, to be renewed.
Here, in the space between seasons,
I discover that every ending cradles a new beginning,
And within me lies the strength to flourish again.
May this spring nurture your spirit,
As the blue buddleia graces the garden of life,
A symbol of resilience, beauty, and boundless wellbeing.




14 JUN 2025
MONTHLY BLOGS, THOUGHTS, POEMS
Sositic Light
June 2025
Monthly Blogs, Thoughts, Poems
At the height of the sun’s journey,
we arrive at the solstice—
a pause in the breath of the earth,
where light lingers, and time seems to hush.
The longest day.
A sacred stillness held in golden hands.
Not a climax, but a gentle unfolding—
an invitation to be sositic.
To meet the brilliance without burning out.
To bask in warmth without rushing through it.
To allow your inner petals
to open slowly, reverently.
The solstice asks us to stand
in the fullness of our becoming,
to honour the paths we’ve walked,
and to turn gently—ever so gently—
toward what’s next.
This is the season of illumination,
but not all light is loud.
There is a quiet radiance in resting,
in noticing, in simply being.
So let the sun pour into you.
Let the river carry your tired thoughts.
Let your body soften, your spirit widen.
And if you find stillness,
know it is not emptiness—
it is wisdom.
Wishing you a solstice filled with calm,
clarity, and soft strength.
With love,
Sarah – Blue Buddleia




04AUG 2025
SUMMER BLOG, THOUGHTS, POEMS
Summer Wellness
AUGUST 2025
Monthly Blogs, Thoughts, Poems
A Season to Nourish Body, Mind, and Spirit
As summer unfolds with its golden sunlight and vibrant energy, it offers us more than just beautiful weather — it brings an opportunity to reconnect, realign, and restore. For wellness enthusiasts, summer is the ultimate invitation to embrace a slower, more intentional rhythm of living.
Whether you’re practicing yoga in the park, meditating by the sea, or simply choosing nourishing seasonal foods, this season holds space for deep transformation and gentle joy.
1. Reconnect with Nature’s Healing Power
Nature is one of the greatest wellness tools available, and summer opens the door wide. Whether it’s forest bathing, grounding barefoot in the grass, or taking mindful walks at sunrise, time outdoors can ease anxiety, boost immunity, and restore balance to the nervous system.
Wellness tip: Try beginning each day with 10 minutes of sunshine and breathwork. It naturally lifts your mood and resets your circadian rhythm.
2. Seasonal Nutrition for Vitality
Summer brings an abundance of fruits, vegetables, and herbs that support natural detoxification, hydration, and energy. Think watermelon, cucumber, mint, basil, leafy greens, and berries — all rich in vitamins and antioxidants.
Wellness tip: Sip on infused waters (like lemon-mint or cucumber-lime) to stay cool, hydrated, and refreshed throughout the day.
3. Move in Joy, Not Obligation
Summer encourages us to move — but not in a forced, rigid way. Whether it’s dancing at a festival, swimming in wild water, or doing outdoor Pilates, let movement feel joyful and connected to the moment.
Wellness tip: Replace one gym session a week with a playful outdoor activity that makes you feel alive.
4. Embrace Rest and Reset
The warmth of summer invites us to rest deeply. Longer days don’t mean we have to constantly “do” — they remind us we can also simply be. Napping in a hammock, cloud-watching, or meditating under a tree can offer deep nervous system restoration.
Wellness tip: Add a short afternoon yoga nidra or body scan meditation to your routine to recharge without overstimulation.
5. Practice Presence and Gratitude
The essence of summer wellness isn’t just in the activities — it’s in the way we experience them. Savouring your morning tea, listening to cicadas in the evening, or watching fireflies at night all become part of a mindful, present-cantered life.
Wellness tip: Start a “summer joy” journal — each evening, write down three moments that made you feel calm, connected, or grateful.
In Closing: Let Summer Be Your Wellness Guide
Summer doesn’t ask us to be perfect — it asks us to be present. To soften. To nourish our body with light and life. To breathe more deeply, rest more fully, and trust in the natural rhythms around and within us.
This season, let wellness be simple, soulful, and sunlit. 🌿☀️
With love,
Sarah – Blue Buddleia




22AUG 2025
SUMMER BLOG, THOUGHTS, POEMS
When Summer Slows
AUGUST 2025
Monthly Blogs, Thoughts, Poems
The long days opened like golden doors,
spilling warmth across fields and rivers,
where laughter drifted easily
and every horizon shimmered with promise.
We moved together through the season,
footsteps echoing with music,
faces bright with the glow
of connection found and cherished.
Time seemed endless—
woven from sunlight,
the taste of salt and sweetness,
the gentle hush of evening breezes.
Amidst it all, the blue buddleias stood—
quiet guardians of joy,
their blossoms bending softly,
drawing butterflies and hearts alike.
Now, as the light lingers lower
and the air begins to cool,
we carry the festival within us—
a constellation of voices, places,
moments that will not fade.
Summer bows, but does not leave;
it rests in memory,
in the subtle fragrance of flowers,
in the knowing that we were here, together,
when the world was wide and bright.
And so we close the season’s song—
with gratitude, with gentleness,
and with the promise
that its light will return again.
With love,
Sarah – Blue Buddleia



