In Traditional Chinese Medicine Five Element Theory, the Metal element is related to Fall and the Lung and Large Intestine meridians. This is a natural downturn point of our energy as we turn further inwards before the Winter season. This is a beautiful time to soften and reflect on the past year - feeling gratitude for all that has come into your life and preparing to let go of all that no longer serves your higher purpose.
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