Spiritual Language

Leaders are unique individuals. They seem to have the innate ability to dream big, craft a vision, rally followers, and create change. Like with any new language, you can become fluent in the language of leadership through a few simple practices: setting learning goals, learning proper vocabulary, daily practice, cultural immersion, and real-world use. Once you become fluent in the language of leadership, the words you use will begin to shape your mindset, your actions, and ultimately, the results.

Flowers have been depicted as objects of beauty and wonder in countless paintings and poems, exchanged as tokens of love and affection, and displayed as symbols of both celebration and remembrance—"saying it with flowers" is truly part of the human experience. But how does the significance of flowers vary across cultures and at different points in history? And what makes certain flowers special?

Ancient civilizations knew that by looking at the stars on the night sky, they could better understand the earthly world around them. Today, we tend to look at the ground because we live busy lives and carry numerous responsibilities. Sometimes, we don’t even see what’s right in front of us. The universe speaks to us, and the expert linguists for that mysterious language are astrologists.