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October 2026 is an 11 Universal Month and it may be giving us our first glimpse of the energy we’re moving into in 2027.
After a year centered around beginnings, desire, identity, and asking, “What do I want?”, the 11 introduces a completely different assignment:
Can you actually receive what you say you want?
In this episode, we explore the lost art of receiving and some of the deeper patterns that interfere with our ability to let love, support, pleasure, opportunity, rest, and goodness truly arrive.
We’ll talk about the cultural fear of selfishness, why receiving more may actually make us less selfish, the “hungry ghost” pattern of constantly needing but never feeling nourished, and why knowing yourself is essential if you want to receive what genuinely helps you flourish.
You’ll also get a simple 20-second practice for October to strengthen your capacity to receive what is already arriving.
Inside this episode:
• Why October’s 11 Universal Month matters
• The energetic shift from the 1 to the 11
• Why knowing what you want is only the first step
• The surprising relationship between selfishness and receiving
• Why some people remain unsatisfied even after getting what they ask for
• How your Numerology chart reveals what actually nourishes you
• A simple practice for allowing more goodness to land
• And how October, November, and December can prepare you for 2027
What if the biggest block between you and the life you’ve been asking for is practicing the discomfort of receiving it?
✨ Book with Nat: Want to understand yourself and the way you were designed, so you can craft a new year that is worthy of you? You can book a Success Numbers Audit with me through the link in the show notes. This is not just a Numerology reading. This is diving deep into your soul’s spiritual make-up and your inner knowing with a skilled guide. BOOK HERE
BIGGEST hugs…
~ Your Spiritual Coach & Numerologist, Nat
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Theme music: “Gracias” by Milton Arias licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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2 comments to " The 11 Universal Month: Receiving, Selfishness & the Life You Say You Want "
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Your stay at home friend’s story really strikes me. I can now admit that’s what I always wanted too, but for years I told myself what I was taught: that stay at home moms are lazy, don’t know the struggle. So I made up for being a stay at home mom by creating so much work for myself that it nearly killed me. Volunteering in the classrooms, keeping a perfect house and garden, always hosting playdates, giving kid’s rides home, taking care of my parents. I never considered that I had “made it” in life, that I picked a providing spouse. I felt guilty constantly. I could never admit that I wanted to be a bread baking mommy! Lol!! When people asked what I did for a living I would say, “my husband is a UPS driver” and I would blush and say, I stay at home and then follow with excuses for myself. My wise old counselor told me to honor what I do. To look at the kids I’ve raised and own it. He also has my husband and I give each other a real “appreciation” each night. For the first 6 months of these appreciations, I would deny the compliment. My husband would say “I appreciate the lasagna ypu made” and I would say how it was gross and could’ve done better. Hahahaaaa! Only now, am I learning to”breath” in the compliment, and just say thank you. I’m so excited to receive.
Your words always strike the drum in my heart.
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Hi Nat! I’m back! It certainly has been a year of new beginnings. Two breakups, a career change, and no longer living with a sibling definitely opened up a lot of options for me. I finally realized, after years of complaining about living in the city and not having many small businesses nearby, I finally realized that maybe I was meant to work outside on many of the huge farms in the rural area I live in. I also had an epiphany about why a friend of mine moved away many years ago. It wasn’t me. It was living in what I call Podunk. He and I met in high school, where he had a dream about being the next Steven Spielberg, and moved to give himself that opportunity. It wasn’t anything I did. Now I get it, because I want more than the country has given me. But one has to start somewhere and work with what she has. My soul desires its true mate, and to live where we’re comfortable, even if that’s out here in Podunk. I’m so happy to be back with you, Nat!
