Today, Moondara receives a new signal from the guide—through the middle finger, Saturn’s channel of structure and discipline. The pull leads to a dead tree beside a flowing waterfall… and with it, a deep reflection.

What in your life once had meaning, purpose, or vitality—but now stands still, lifeless, yet unremoved? In this episode, we explore the symbolism of stagnation beside flow, memory beside movement, and why the source may be nudging you to dig it out—root and all.

From relationships and beliefs to daily routines, Moondara invites you to ask the hard questions: What’s no longer serving you? And what are you afraid to lose that’s tied to what’s already gone?

This isn’t just about pruning—it’s about clearing space for something alive to grow.

In this episode, Moondara provides a tip to this question: What tip would you give to someone who’s never heard of guides? The answer is simple but life-changing—start the conversation. Even if you doubt, even if it feels strange or silly, the act of reaching out may be the very thing that opens the door to an unseen friendship that’s been walking with you your entire life.

Moondara walks you through a heartfelt script you can speak aloud or silently, aimed at building a relationship with your guide. This isn’t about being perfect or knowing what to say—it’s about being honest, open, and willing. Whether you’re lying in bed or just beginning your spiritual journey, this is a beautiful first step.

Because if they are real—and you never tried to meet them… wouldn’t that be the friendship of a lifetime missed?

In this short but sacred tip, Moondara drops a reminder that your relationship with the Source doesn’t have to be stiff, formal, or filtered. The Source has a sense of humor—and sometimes, that’s exactly what pulls you out of the void.

From divine hoeness to upside-down clock messages 3:04 (hOE), this breadcrumb is about showing up as your real self and building a connection with the Source that reflects your voice, your vibe, and your weirdness.
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Respect is essential—but so is authenticity.
Don’t act for the divine.
Just be.