I’m popping into your inbox every day for the next 10 days to talk to you about the building block numbers of 1-9, as well as our collective yearly cycle number, 10.

At this point, you know the drill (and if you’re just joining us, hi, welcome, read the introduction or a previous post), so let’s get into it:

Today is June 27, 2026, which is a numerological 25/7 day.

Taking time out of our day to touch in with 7 energy will then allow us to go out and approach the day with new knowledge and awareness. Perhaps we’ll see opportunities and tensions we would not have before attributed to being in a 7 day. It's this awareness that can help us begin to observe new patterns, as well as make intentional changes.

This takes a combination of awareness and action. We have to have both clarity and courage to get what we want, but also what we need. To have the experiences we need to have in order to be living, breathing, blinking, loving, human beings on this planet, who are unafraid, in 2026, to still claim some kind of life.

It’s with this curiosity and pragmatic perseverance that we meet the number seven.

Hmm, where do we go from here?

That is a great question.

The number seven loves questions. It especially loves asking better, more accurate questions, so that one day, we may have more aligned answers. Keywords: one and day, because seven is not interested in the answer itself. It's more interested in the process of how one comes to the answer.

Seven is analysis and exploration. It is picking apart that which is complex. However, that doesn't mean it brings clarity. In fact, seven brings fog, murkiness, and confusion. It can be an itchy number. If we did the work of recouping and recuperating in six energy, chances are we are ready to get back to it. But seven is more of a practical, planning number, and it teaches us the life lesson of patience.

You can only put one foot in front of the other, but string enough steps together and you’ll end up a far cry away from where you started.

The paradox of seven is it’s also the number of spirituality and secrets. When things feel too small, slow, and stifling, the pendulum of seven swings in the opposite direction, and says, If we can't figure out what's going on below, how about we try and name what's going on above?

Seven explores all of the biggest questions regarding life itself, including, How did we get here? and Where exactly is here?

One is being.

Two is feeling.

Three is expressing.

Four is editing.

Five is enjoying.

Six is recouping.

Seven is probing.

It invites us into mystery, but it is an invitation that lacks the details. Seven says, If you want to come to the party, I'd love to have you. I can't really tell you where the night's going to end up, but come on in, make a drink, and let's see what happens.

Seven can be a lucky number. It is the gambler's friend. It is an energy that feels rare, but fortunate. People are drawn to it, but don't fully know why. Seven has an air its exclusivity, having to do with its domain over the occult. It rules that which is hidden, which is kept close to the guru’s chest.

It may not be made available to the masses, but it is free to those who truly seek it.

Seven craves. It wants to know more, and it's in this craving, this yearning, this longing, that a great deal of its tension lives.

This is the part of the process where you want to be farther along than you are, and know more than you do. You made it through the messy middle, and then you trusted the process and rested, and now you'd like for things to clear up, please! You'd like to know where it is that you're going, and how you're going to end up there.

Seven says, Have a little faith. It says, Have a little trust.

You are not working alone. You are working within a larger universe, which has rules and regulations, and also loopholes. In order to make it through, you must know the lay of the land, sure, but you must also take the trip down the rabbit hole, and lose yourself to curiosity and research.

But, proceed with caution!

Seven can also have you in the back of the library, buried beneath piles of books, forgetting to refill your water or to take breaks for snacks, so enraptured with all you are learning, and what you think you are piecing together about the world that you forget you’re trying to answer unanswerable questions.

If seven is the one who seeks, then seven is also the one who surrenders. This is wisdom work. It’s not comfortable, but it is worth our time and efforts.

One asked us to be available. Two filled that space with feelings. Three wants us to attempt to communicate just what the fuck is going on. Four tightens our screws until we can stand on our own. Five asks us to lighten up enough to get through. Six reminds us there must be a balance of give and take. Seven puts us back in the process, but doesn’t promise it’ll be comfortable.

Seven takes one phrase out of a paragraph, or one idea of a handful of concepts, and holds it up to try and see it from all angles, trying to glean it for all of the insight and wisdom it can provide. It asks us to stay the course, and to have patience. We are always gifted something in the seven, even if it's not fully fleshed out yet.

Seven is the experience of probing.

We're not doing yet…

Today is for probing.

(I know, I know… Don’t shoot the messenger!)

Seven (7) looks like having to get back to work between the hours of 3-5pm, the blueprint for a cathedral, working on the second draft, a gargoyle perched on the top of a building, the rainbow of the chakra system, an old oak tree with a gnarled trunk, clairvoyance

Seven (7) smells like musk, sandalwood, sage, stale air, old scrolls and papers, clairalience

Seven (7) tastes like black licorice, Green Chartreuse liquor, the body and blood of the Eucharist, India pale ales, clairgustance

Seven (7) feels like falling into a doomscroll and coming back to yourself hours later, the sharp points of a seven-sided star, being held at the starting line awaiting the gunshot, the gentle splash of holy water, a delicious high spreading through your limbs, clairsentience

Seven (7) sounds like being shushed by a librarian, the crash of a gong, YouTube videos of healing frequencies, the worried cries of a search party, a strange rustling in the brush, clairaudience

Seven (7) asks questions like What do you believe in? What holds you in times of stagnancy and strife? How do you weather long stretches of desert without even the mirage of water? What might help you have 7% more faith that things will still work out?

Seven (7) Day: Surrender to exactly where you are, right here, right now. Take a deep breath, and say out loud to yourself, It’s gonna be okay, baby.

Seven (7) Week: Focus your efforts on whatever needs more research, whether it be a creative project, a personal goal, or what kind of battery is in the house alarm.

Seven (7) Month: Pick a topic that’s always stumped, confused, or fascinated you and see what you can learn about it by the end of the month.

Seven (7) Year: Do not get deterred or discouraged. By August, things could feel itchy. Turn to creative and/or spiritual tools to get you through.

Until tomorrow, just probe.

(Shut upppppp!)

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