
The Season of Descent: Honoring Autumn’s Call to Go Within + a 10-min Practice
The Season of Descent: Honoring Autumn’s Call to Go Within + a 10-min Practice
The Season of Descent: Honoring Autumn’s Call to Go Within + a 10-min Practice
JESSICA DEWBERRY
JESSICA DEWBERRY
JESSICA DEWBERRY


This season echoes the rhythm of yin: slowing down, diving deeper, and feeling more.
Autumn asks us to listen beneath the surface and to what and who wants to be honored, including you. Libra season was about balance and harmony. But Scorpio season, which we just entered, is all about transformation and inner truth. It’s a time to make room for what’s ripening within—personally and collectively—while we align with and celebrate the natural cycles of life, death and rebirth.
This is the descent before renewal.
The Energetic Invitation
In nature, everything knows when to let go. The trees loosen their grip on what’s complete. The air cools, and life begins its quiet turning inward. There’s an intelligence to this release—one that trusts the cycle enough to rest within it.
Energetically, we are being asked to remember that same rhythm within ourselves. To allow what’s run its course to return to the soil. To compost the outdated stories, the old ways of striving, the identities that no longer fit. And the release can feel uncertain, heavy, or tinged with grief because we’re not only letting go of what’s old—we’re unbinding from who we thought we had to be to maintain it.
Autumn, in its quiet wisdom, teaches us that endings are not punishments or failures. They are precise instructions from the soul, guiding us back to what’s essential. And they reveal what no longer sustains the deeper truth of who we’re becoming.
The Practical Integration
To move in harmony with this season, begin by slowing your pace. Notice where your body is still carrying the forward momentum of summer or, in general, the society you exist within. Create pauses between your actions and your thoughts, between doing and simply being. Let rest become a frequent ritual, not a reward.
Spend unstructured time in nature, observing how everything releases without resistance. The leaves fall, the light softens, and there is immense beauty in every stage of "decay." This is the invitation: to see that the letting go itself is sacred, and to simplify and refine what has become cluttered or scattered. This is how we return to the essence of what truly matters so we can let it lead us forward.
A 10-Minute Practice: Reflect, Release, Reclaim
This practice helps you embody the energy of the season—moving through reflection, release, and reclamation.
Step 1: Ground in the Body (2 minutes)
Sit or stand near something natural if you can—a tree, rock, a river, or even by a window where you can see nature. Close your eyes. Breathe deeply into your belly. Feel your body as part of the earth’s rhythm—steady, cyclical and supported.
Step 2: Reflect (3 minutes)
Ask yourself:
What feels heavy or complete right now?
What stories or roles have reached their natural end?
What wants to rest so that something new can grow?
Write freely. Don’t edit. You’re naming what’s ready to return to the soil.
Step 3: Release (3 minutes)
If possible, step outside. Hold a fallen leaf, a small stone, or any fallen object from nature. As you exhale, imagine transferring the weight of what you no longer need into this object. Let the earth hold it for you.
Say quietly:
I release what has served its purpose. I trust the cycle that sustains all things.
Place the object down with intention—on the ground, in water, or near a flame.
Step 4: Reclaim (2 minutes)
Place a hand over your heart. Ask:
What truth in me is ready to emerge now that I’ve let go?
What quality—courage, honesty, creativity, devotion—wants to lead the next chapter?
Breathe it in. Feel it anchor in your body.
Why This Practice Matters
When we align our personal rhythms with nature’s, we stop swimming against the tide. We stop trying to force transformation and instead allow it to unfold through us. Autumn calls us to remember who we are beneath the noise—the titles, roles, and endless demands on our attention. It invites us to slow down long enough to feel what’s true and to let the unnecessary fall away.
Collectively, this season mirrors a much larger turning. The world around us is shedding its old skin. The illusions we once relied on for safety or certainty are dissolving, and for many, this feels like disorientation or loss. Yet what’s breaking apart externally is the same transformation happening within us all.
This moment is asking for devotion to your own inner alignment, to the rhythm that rises. The practice of regulating your energy, grounding your nervous system, and moving with intention is sacred work. It’s how we build the internal stability required to hold steady through collective change.
Because when you return to your own center, you stop looking for permission from structures that were never designed to sustain you in the first place. You become an anchor of coherence in a world that’s unraveling. And when enough of us do this—when we root in purpose instead of panic, truth instead of illusion—we begin to reshape the world from the inside out.
Ready to Reset
If you can feel the pull to realign—to return to your natural rhythm and bring your work back into harmony with your energy—this is your invitation for the The 6-Day Energy Reset: Work + Purpose.
This isn’t about hustling harder or forcing change. It’s about remembering your own pace, your own power, your own pulse. Each day offers both the energetic and practical tools to ground, reawaken your purpose, and move forward with steadiness and intention.
You don’t have to push your way through this season of becoming. You can move with it—consciously, gently, and from your center.
Join the 6-Day Energy Reset: Work + Purpose and begin your descent into renewal—one breath, one shift, and one choice at a time.
This season echoes the rhythm of yin: slowing down, diving deeper, and feeling more.
Autumn asks us to listen beneath the surface and to what and who wants to be honored, including you. Libra season was about balance and harmony. But Scorpio season, which we just entered, is all about transformation and inner truth. It’s a time to make room for what’s ripening within—personally and collectively—while we align with and celebrate the natural cycles of life, death and rebirth.
This is the descent before renewal.
The Energetic Invitation
In nature, everything knows when to let go. The trees loosen their grip on what’s complete. The air cools, and life begins its quiet turning inward. There’s an intelligence to this release—one that trusts the cycle enough to rest within it.
Energetically, we are being asked to remember that same rhythm within ourselves. To allow what’s run its course to return to the soil. To compost the outdated stories, the old ways of striving, the identities that no longer fit. And the release can feel uncertain, heavy, or tinged with grief because we’re not only letting go of what’s old—we’re unbinding from who we thought we had to be to maintain it.
Autumn, in its quiet wisdom, teaches us that endings are not punishments or failures. They are precise instructions from the soul, guiding us back to what’s essential. And they reveal what no longer sustains the deeper truth of who we’re becoming.
The Practical Integration
To move in harmony with this season, begin by slowing your pace. Notice where your body is still carrying the forward momentum of summer or, in general, the society you exist within. Create pauses between your actions and your thoughts, between doing and simply being. Let rest become a frequent ritual, not a reward.
Spend unstructured time in nature, observing how everything releases without resistance. The leaves fall, the light softens, and there is immense beauty in every stage of "decay." This is the invitation: to see that the letting go itself is sacred, and to simplify and refine what has become cluttered or scattered. This is how we return to the essence of what truly matters so we can let it lead us forward.
A 10-Minute Practice: Reflect, Release, Reclaim
This practice helps you embody the energy of the season—moving through reflection, release, and reclamation.
Step 1: Ground in the Body (2 minutes)
Sit or stand near something natural if you can—a tree, rock, a river, or even by a window where you can see nature. Close your eyes. Breathe deeply into your belly. Feel your body as part of the earth’s rhythm—steady, cyclical and supported.
Step 2: Reflect (3 minutes)
Ask yourself:
What feels heavy or complete right now?
What stories or roles have reached their natural end?
What wants to rest so that something new can grow?
Write freely. Don’t edit. You’re naming what’s ready to return to the soil.
Step 3: Release (3 minutes)
If possible, step outside. Hold a fallen leaf, a small stone, or any fallen object from nature. As you exhale, imagine transferring the weight of what you no longer need into this object. Let the earth hold it for you.
Say quietly:
I release what has served its purpose. I trust the cycle that sustains all things.
Place the object down with intention—on the ground, in water, or near a flame.
Step 4: Reclaim (2 minutes)
Place a hand over your heart. Ask:
What truth in me is ready to emerge now that I’ve let go?
What quality—courage, honesty, creativity, devotion—wants to lead the next chapter?
Breathe it in. Feel it anchor in your body.
Why This Practice Matters
When we align our personal rhythms with nature’s, we stop swimming against the tide. We stop trying to force transformation and instead allow it to unfold through us. Autumn calls us to remember who we are beneath the noise—the titles, roles, and endless demands on our attention. It invites us to slow down long enough to feel what’s true and to let the unnecessary fall away.
Collectively, this season mirrors a much larger turning. The world around us is shedding its old skin. The illusions we once relied on for safety or certainty are dissolving, and for many, this feels like disorientation or loss. Yet what’s breaking apart externally is the same transformation happening within us all.
This moment is asking for devotion to your own inner alignment, to the rhythm that rises. The practice of regulating your energy, grounding your nervous system, and moving with intention is sacred work. It’s how we build the internal stability required to hold steady through collective change.
Because when you return to your own center, you stop looking for permission from structures that were never designed to sustain you in the first place. You become an anchor of coherence in a world that’s unraveling. And when enough of us do this—when we root in purpose instead of panic, truth instead of illusion—we begin to reshape the world from the inside out.
Ready to Reset
If you can feel the pull to realign—to return to your natural rhythm and bring your work back into harmony with your energy—this is your invitation for the The 6-Day Energy Reset: Work + Purpose.
This isn’t about hustling harder or forcing change. It’s about remembering your own pace, your own power, your own pulse. Each day offers both the energetic and practical tools to ground, reawaken your purpose, and move forward with steadiness and intention.
You don’t have to push your way through this season of becoming. You can move with it—consciously, gently, and from your center.
Join the 6-Day Energy Reset: Work + Purpose and begin your descent into renewal—one breath, one shift, and one choice at a time.
This season echoes the rhythm of yin: slowing down, diving deeper, and feeling more.
Autumn asks us to listen beneath the surface and to what and who wants to be honored, including you. Libra season was about balance and harmony. But Scorpio season, which we just entered, is all about transformation and inner truth. It’s a time to make room for what’s ripening within—personally and collectively—while we align with and celebrate the natural cycles of life, death and rebirth.
This is the descent before renewal.
The Energetic Invitation
In nature, everything knows when to let go. The trees loosen their grip on what’s complete. The air cools, and life begins its quiet turning inward. There’s an intelligence to this release—one that trusts the cycle enough to rest within it.
Energetically, we are being asked to remember that same rhythm within ourselves. To allow what’s run its course to return to the soil. To compost the outdated stories, the old ways of striving, the identities that no longer fit. And the release can feel uncertain, heavy, or tinged with grief because we’re not only letting go of what’s old—we’re unbinding from who we thought we had to be to maintain it.
Autumn, in its quiet wisdom, teaches us that endings are not punishments or failures. They are precise instructions from the soul, guiding us back to what’s essential. And they reveal what no longer sustains the deeper truth of who we’re becoming.
The Practical Integration
To move in harmony with this season, begin by slowing your pace. Notice where your body is still carrying the forward momentum of summer or, in general, the society you exist within. Create pauses between your actions and your thoughts, between doing and simply being. Let rest become a frequent ritual, not a reward.
Spend unstructured time in nature, observing how everything releases without resistance. The leaves fall, the light softens, and there is immense beauty in every stage of "decay." This is the invitation: to see that the letting go itself is sacred, and to simplify and refine what has become cluttered or scattered. This is how we return to the essence of what truly matters so we can let it lead us forward.
A 10-Minute Practice: Reflect, Release, Reclaim
This practice helps you embody the energy of the season—moving through reflection, release, and reclamation.
Step 1: Ground in the Body (2 minutes)
Sit or stand near something natural if you can—a tree, rock, a river, or even by a window where you can see nature. Close your eyes. Breathe deeply into your belly. Feel your body as part of the earth’s rhythm—steady, cyclical and supported.
Step 2: Reflect (3 minutes)
Ask yourself:
What feels heavy or complete right now?
What stories or roles have reached their natural end?
What wants to rest so that something new can grow?
Write freely. Don’t edit. You’re naming what’s ready to return to the soil.
Step 3: Release (3 minutes)
If possible, step outside. Hold a fallen leaf, a small stone, or any fallen object from nature. As you exhale, imagine transferring the weight of what you no longer need into this object. Let the earth hold it for you.
Say quietly:
I release what has served its purpose. I trust the cycle that sustains all things.
Place the object down with intention—on the ground, in water, or near a flame.
Step 4: Reclaim (2 minutes)
Place a hand over your heart. Ask:
What truth in me is ready to emerge now that I’ve let go?
What quality—courage, honesty, creativity, devotion—wants to lead the next chapter?
Breathe it in. Feel it anchor in your body.
Why This Practice Matters
When we align our personal rhythms with nature’s, we stop swimming against the tide. We stop trying to force transformation and instead allow it to unfold through us. Autumn calls us to remember who we are beneath the noise—the titles, roles, and endless demands on our attention. It invites us to slow down long enough to feel what’s true and to let the unnecessary fall away.
Collectively, this season mirrors a much larger turning. The world around us is shedding its old skin. The illusions we once relied on for safety or certainty are dissolving, and for many, this feels like disorientation or loss. Yet what’s breaking apart externally is the same transformation happening within us all.
This moment is asking for devotion to your own inner alignment, to the rhythm that rises. The practice of regulating your energy, grounding your nervous system, and moving with intention is sacred work. It’s how we build the internal stability required to hold steady through collective change.
Because when you return to your own center, you stop looking for permission from structures that were never designed to sustain you in the first place. You become an anchor of coherence in a world that’s unraveling. And when enough of us do this—when we root in purpose instead of panic, truth instead of illusion—we begin to reshape the world from the inside out.
Ready to Reset
If you can feel the pull to realign—to return to your natural rhythm and bring your work back into harmony with your energy—this is your invitation for the The 6-Day Energy Reset: Work + Purpose.
This isn’t about hustling harder or forcing change. It’s about remembering your own pace, your own power, your own pulse. Each day offers both the energetic and practical tools to ground, reawaken your purpose, and move forward with steadiness and intention.
You don’t have to push your way through this season of becoming. You can move with it—consciously, gently, and from your center.
Join the 6-Day Energy Reset: Work + Purpose and begin your descent into renewal—one breath, one shift, and one choice at a time.
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• Ways to get unstuck and moving again
• Reconnection to yourself and what you love
• Steps for deconstructing patriarchy
• Clarity on your meaningful offer
• Alignment with your unique offer framework
• Grounded money practices

CONTACT
intuitive.msjdew@gmail.com
971-217-1771 text only
Jessica Dewberry is a Channel for Spirit
& Transformation. LEARN MORE.

CONTACT
intuitive.msjdew@gmail.com
971-217-1771 text only
Jessica Dewberry is a Channel for Spirit
& Transformation. LEARN MORE

CONTACT
intuitive.msjdew@gmail.com
971-217-1771 text only
Jessica Dewberry is a Channel for Spirit
& Transformation. LEARN MORE.




