Numerology is a method of divination that uses numbers to symbolize the vibrational patterns that make up our human experience.* In Numerology, every year has a numbered theme. You can find the number by adding all the numbers and answers until you get to a single number; in this case, 2025 (2+0+2+5) = 9. If it was 1947, (1+9+4+7 is 21.) To get a single digit, you add the answer 21 together (2+1= 3).
2025 is a 9-year. 9 in Numerology is the end of a cycle. Therefore, this year is a year of completion, self-reflection, transitions, endings, and transformations. This means out with the old ideas, beliefs, patterns, relationships, jobs, or living spaces that no longer serve you. Clearing these will make room for new opportunities and beginnings.
Most people don’t realize that physical and digital things take up space in your consciousness, and until you release them, they are pulling down your energy, making it harder to bring in those things you want to manifest.
9-years are typically when there is a lot of movement and changes on the planet. Previous memorable ones included 2007, when the housing market crashed, and 2016. If you have been putting off something you know you should be doing, this is the time to do it on your own terms. It’s also a great time to get rid of things that are holding you back.
Some of the things to focus on include:
Relationships: Familial, Platonic, and Romantic:
Do the people in your life treat you with respect?
Do they love and support you?
Can you say “no” without feeling guilty or pressured to say yes?
Do they accept responsibility for their part in the relationship?
Is it one-sided, or do both of you put equal effort into the relationship?
Do you feel resentful? (That’s a huge clue that things are out of balance.)
Can I be myself around them, or do I feel the need to lie or hide parts of myself?
If you aren’t feeling love and support in your relationships, something is off. Sometimes, it may be remedied with boundaries, asking for what you need, or counseling. Other times, you need to let the relationship go because it’s no longer serving you.
Your Job:
Do I feel like what I do matters?
Do I look forward to going to work, or are you dreading it?
Does the environment I work in feel supportive and encouraging?
Am I using my skills or education?
Is there room to learn and grow?
Am I getting paid what I’m worth?
If you answered no to two or more questions above, maybe it’s time to change jobs.
Limiting Beliefs:
How do I find my limiting beliefs?
Ask yourself questions about things you want or need, then listen to your internal answer.
I want to make $5,000 a month. No, you can’t because…..
I want to go to Ireland. That won’t work because it’s….
I want to go back to school. No, because….
I want a better relationship. I can’t because …..
I want to set boundaries. I can’t because….
I want to start exercising. I can’t because….
Take a hard look at whether those “cant’s” are true or if you have a limiting belief about something. Is it that you can’t or you won’t? Is it true, or is it just an obstacle that you can get help to overcome? If you have been wanting something for a while, and you still haven’t accomplished it, chances are this is something that will make your life better, and limiting beliefs have stopped you from having it or accomplishing it.
Stuff:
Most of us have way more stuff than we need, but releasing some of your things might feel overwhelming. Most of us have way more stuff than we need.
Many of us have tried the Marie Kondo technique and felt like everything we have feels special, so we didn’t get rid of anything. Another method is putting things into 3 categories: save, donate, and trash. Part of the problem with some of this is what do you do with all of the “might” need things, I’m going to “fix it” things or the “finish it” later things (like projects). Also, the prospect of doing this for your whole house feels incredibly overwhelming.
One thing that helped me was turning everything around backward in my closet. When I wore an item, I put it away the usual way. At the end of the season, I checked to see what I hadn’t turned around and got rid of those items. If something still has the tags on it after a month or two, chances are you won’t wear it. Maybe it’s something you can return.
The kitchen is my place of clutter because I cook a lot and have yearly parties. The things I use every day are close to where I would use them. The party items I have packed together either in the back of a cupboard or in a nearby closet.
When you are clearing up the clutter, start small—one drawer, one file folder, or one cabinet- and then when you finish that, move on to the next thing. If that feels overwhelming, you can set a timer for 10 minutes, and when it dings, you’re done. I find that this is really helpful to me because I can stop if I want, but it’s often the push I need to just get started. When you are done, put the donation pile in your car right away.
Mementos and Pictures
I’ve talked with so many people who think if you throw away a memento, then you are disrespecting a memory. When I talk with spirits, they roll their eyes and say, “It’s just stuff. Get rid of it.” If you are concerned that you will forget about a memento, then take a picture of it before you let it go. When I talk with spirits, they say a medium-sized box is more than enough for each person.
Pictures:
For hard-copy pictures, it’s okay to throw away substandard pictures. You know, the ones where the image is blurry, someone’s eyes are closed, or they have a weird expression on their face. It’s also okay to get rid of duplicates and triplicates. I also get rid of pictures of people I no longer know and can’t remember their names.
I used to burn pictures to release their energy, which releases toxic gases into the environment. Now, I toss pictures of people, say a little blessing, thanking them for sharing their energy with me and asking them to release their energy from the picture.
Digital pictures:
Most people don’t realize that the “cloud” isn’t a cloud but huge servers that consume a ton of energy to store the data and require a ton of water to keep these data centers cool. According to Newsweek, GPT-3 needs to "drink" a 16-ounce bottle of water for roughly every 10-50 responses, or about 185,000 gallons of water a day. By deleting unnecessary pictures and files, you are actually saving the planet.
Do you have pictures of things you no longer need, like a sales sign or poster?
Do you have pictures of things you have no idea what or where it was taken?
Do you have numerous pictures of the same or similar things?
How long does it take you to scroll to find a picture you are looking for?
Ask yourself, would I print this picture out or blow it up? If not, consider deleting it.
It’s okay to delete substandard pictures if they’re blurry, cut off, or where the people in it don’t look their best.
Computer Files
Do you have emails, files, docs, or .jpgs on your phone over 5 years old?
Do you have receipts or manuals for things that you no longer own?
Do you have files on your computer that you haven’t opened in over 2 years? 5 years? 10 years?
If so, do you need them for tax purposes or a warranty?
Might Need Things:
Most of the time, when I hear people say, “I don’t want to get rid of something because I might need it," I ask myself: if I had to move this and pay someone to pack this, move it, and unpack it, would I? When this comes up in readings, the Spirits tell me it’s a fear response; you’re afraid that you don’t have enough or have a sense of lack in your life. One spirit showed me that wealthy people pack the lightest for a trip. They aren’t trying to prepare for every possible contingency. If they don’t bring what they need, they’ll simply buy it when they reach their destination.
9-years can be a time of great release, making your life lighter and more freeing. It makes room for the many amazing things that are waiting to come into your life. Resistance can make life much harder than it needs to be. We live in a culture of more is better. Sometimes, more is just more and requires more time, money, and attention to deal with it.
Letting go of relationships, jobs, homes, and personal belongings can be both sad and frightening. However, it can also lift a huge weight off our shoulders. I encourage you to examine your life closely and dispose of the things that no longer benefit you. When we reflect on the past, we often see just how much better our lives are now.
Anyone can do these things on their own, but sometimes we enjoy practicing with others like us. I am offering a Beginning Mediumship class from March 29 to April 12, on Saturdays, from 9 to 11 AM, and another session of Awakening Your Intuition Through the Clairs at the Loveland Aims campus.
I will be doing readings at the Belu Olisa Fair at the Ranch on March 15 and 16, 2025, from 10 am to 5 pm on both days and at the BMSE Denver Spring Fair from Apr 25-27, Fri 1 - 9, Sat 10 - 7, and Sun 10 - 6 at the National Western Complex Expo Hall.
I would appreciate it if you could share the things that have worked for you, supporting and cheering each other on. Note: The comments section is at the bottom of this page.
Until next time,
Leanne, Psychic Medium
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