As the frost fades and the days stretch longer, color returns to the world like someone turned on the lights. Birds begin to sing. Flowers unfold. Green leaves push through where everything once felt still. The earth seems to breathe again, and with it comes a sense of renewal.
Spring is often seen as a season of growth—a reminder that even after the harshest conditions, life finds a way back. Watching cherry blossoms fall within days of blooming or seeing delicate petals appear and vanish, it's hard not to see spring as a mirror for life itself. It shows us how fleeting beauty can be, and how change is always in motion.
For some, spring feels refreshing. For others, it brings up restlessness or even discomfort. That’s valid too. Not everyone greets new beginnings with ease. Feeling overwhelmed or uncertain in the middle of all this blooming is a natural response.
But regardless of where we are in our personal seasons, spring reminds us that movement is possible. That light returns. That something soft can still grow out of something hard. Even when things feel slow or unclear, spring offers us small signs that we are not stuck.
So maybe this season is a good time to start again. To plant something new. To let the sun hit your face and stay there for a while. To clear out what no longer fits and make room for what might.
This spring, let’s move forward gently. Let’s notice the small things. Let’s allow ourselves to be surprised by what still brings joy.
Happy spring.
