House Six in The Twelve Doors of Life Each astrological house is a doorway — a passage into a different dimension of being.Together, the twelve houses form the architecture of our becoming. After the joy and expression of the Fifth Door, we arrive at the space where inspiration meets devotion.The Sixth House is the Door of Service — where love becomes labor, and care becomes purpose.

ALT: a happy monday sign with a smiling sun

Daily writing prompt What’s something most people don’t know about you? View all responses A true story about awareness, integrity, and the quiet strength that shapes who we become. There’s a story I’ve carried quietly for over three decades — one that predates my work in wellness, writing, and advocacy. In my late teens and early twenties, before I ever wrote a word about self-care, I was immersed in the chaotic, compassionate world of telecommunications — starting with AT&T at seventeen and moving on to handle international and 1-800-COLLECT calls for MCI through First Data Corporation.

ALT: a penguin holding a sign that says yes on it

ALT: a group of clowns are dancing on a stage in a dark room

ALT: marco rubio sits at a table with donald trump

ALT: a cartoon of snoopy sitting at a table with the words teehee on the bottom right

ALT: a cartoon cat wearing sunglasses has the word omg on its chest

House Five in The Twelve Doors of Life Each astrological house is a doorway — a passage into a different dimension of being.Together, the twelve houses form the architecture of our becoming. After finding stillness and grounding in the Fourth Door, we now meet the part of life that calls us to express what we’ve learned.The Fifth House is the Door of Creation — where the soul remembers how to play, to love, and to bring beauty into being.

Sometimes, joy arrives disguised as a cat. That’s how I first met The Kiffness — not through headlines or playlists, but through a singing cat who somehow understood loneliness just a little too well. The video, “The Kiffness x Lonely Cat – Sometimes I’m Alone,” stopped me in my tracks. The rhythm, the humor, the gentle melancholy — it was impossible not to smile.