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Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or at a crossroads? I help people reconnect with themselves, find clarity, and move forward with confidence. Healing beyond survival.

DM to book a session. ✨✨✨ Welcome - I'm Staci Lee, founder
of The Recovery Alchemist. I offer soul-centered healing
sessions to help you remember
who truly are beneath the noise,
pain, and programming. Awakening your soul's wholeness. Because true recovery isn't about
fixing what's broken -
It's about reclaiming what was
always whole. Through Akashic Guidance, Soul
Remembrance journeys, and

intuitive energy work, I support
you in clearing old patterns,
reclaiming your voice, and
stepping into the life your soul
came here to live. All of my sessions are grounded
in sacred ritual, divine connection,
and deep care.

✨Services include:
-Soul Remembrance 8-week
journey
-Akashic Remembrance Session
-Soul Whisper Reading
-Energetic support and guidance

Rooted in the Akashic Records
and soul memory, this work helps
you remember who you are - and
why you came. To learn more or schedule, visit
recoveryalchemist.org or
message me directly. Your soul remembers. I help you
hear it.

08/23/2026

There are times when having a lot of possibilities does not feel exciting.

But instead, it feels overwhelming.

There may be things we want to learn, things we want to create, things we know we could teach or share, and different directions our lives could go.

But somehow all of those possibilities can turn into things we think we need to figure out right now.

I’ve often caught myself doing that.

We just moved from Leo season into Virgo season. Fire into earth.

Leo season brought a lot of creative energy for me. Ideas. Possibilities. Things I’d like to learn, teach, experience and create.

Now Virgo brings some of that energy back down to earth.

This does not mean to shut down all the possibilities, but rather to discern where our energy belongs right now.

It reminds me of Warrior II in yoga.

Both feet are grounded. The body is strong and open. The arms reach in opposite directions, but the gaze is steady and focused.

There can be a lot happening around us without our energy having to go in every direction with it.

It also makes me think about the solar plexus — our center of personal power, confidence and the ability to choose and act.

Personal power doesn’t have to mean knowing exactly where we’re going.

It can simply be trusting ourselves enough to decide where our energy belongs today.

Bringing something down to earth does not mean every idea needs to become another assignment.

Some ideas may be asking us to act.
Some may be asking us to learn.
Some may be asking us to create.
And some may simply be reminding us of something we love.

I believe part of discernment is learning the difference.

We do not have to know where every path leads before we explore it.

Pay attention to what keeps coming back.
What makes you curious.
What makes you feel more like yourself.
What you’ve learned through your own life that might someday serve someone else.

And then give one of those things somewhere to land.

It could be a conversation. A class. A page. A walk. An hour spent learning something you love. Or just a beautiful conversation with another human.

It’s not necessary to make our entire lives up in one day.

We can simply start participating in the life that’s trying to emerge in this moment.

What keeps coming back for you lately that might be asking for some of your attention?

08/10/2026

What success actually means has been on my mind lately.

There’s what success looks like from the outside — the title, the income, the accomplishments, having a plan and appearing like you know exactly where you’re going.

And then there’s what it feels like on the inside.

Does the life you’re building leave room for joy, creativity,
connection, and rest?

Does it leave room for the things that make you feel most like yourself?

I believe recovery is also about this.

Recovery isn’t always just recovering from something. And an addiction is always a symptom of something else.

It’s often about recovering the
parts of ourselves that got buried under responsibility, expectations, survival, work, relationships, or who we thought we were supposed to be according to the systems we’ve been socialized by.

A big part of healing is remembering who we were underneath all of that as well as discovering who we are becoming now.

I’ve had a lot of creative energy moving through me this week. New ideas. New possibilities. Conversations that energized me. Things I’d like to learn, teach, experience and maybe even create.

And then, as sometimes happens, doubt came along with it.

Can I really do that?
Is there a place for me there?
What if I don’t know exactly how to get from here to where I want to be?

Earlier this week I was reminded that not every question needs an answer right now.

I think sometimes we become so focused on finding the answer that we don’t leave enough room for it to reveal itself.

We don’t need to have the entire path figured out.

We only need to notice what keeps pulling at us.

What gives you energy instead of constantly draining it?

What are you curious about?

Who do you become around people who inspire you?

What idea keeps coming back, even when you don’t know what to do with it yet?

Today I pulled a rune for us: Sowilo — the Sun. ☀️

Sowilo is associated with wholeness, awareness, hope, guidance and goals achieved.

It feels very fitting.

Because success isn’t only about reaching some destination.

It is also about recognizing what brings us joy and happiness along the way.

The next direction often doesn’t arrive as a five-year plan.

All it takes is a spark you feel from within.

A conversation.
An idea.
Something you want to learn.
Something you suddenly want to create.
A part of yourself you realize you’ve missed.

Part of recovery is learning to notice those sparks again — and trusting ourselves enough to follow them even when we don’t know exactly where they’re leading.

We can start by paying attention to what makes us feel more like ourselves.

What part of yourself might you be ready to recover? ☀️🐝☀️

07/19/2026

I’ve been thinking about cycles lately.

Next Sunday, July 26, the North Node moves from Pisces into Aquarius, while the South Node shifts from Virgo into Leo, beginning another 18½-year cycle.
This is a north node shift from water to air and south node shift from earth to fire. Many people notice these longer cycles as a shift in focus or perspective, even if they can’t quite put words to it.

Whenever a cycle like this comes to a close, I find myself looking back.

Nineteen years ago, I made a practical decision. I needed stability, benefits, and a steady paycheck and space that supported my family’s schedule. It was the right decision for that season of my life, but I had no idea it would become a seventeen-year chapter.

Life has a way of doing that.

The biggest turning points don’t always look like turning points when we’re living them. They begin with one conversation, one opportunity, one decision, or simply the next right step.

As I’ve been reflecting on this upcoming nodal shift, I’ve realized I’ve already been living the questions it represents.

Purpose.
Identity.
Health.
Work.
Relationships.

What I’m ready to carry forward.

What I’m ready to leave behind.

For me, astrology is not about predicting the future. It’s about paying attention to the cycles and patterns we’re learning through, the energy of the weather. Sometimes it gives me language for the season I’m already living and reminds me to pause long enough to see the patterns.

As this next chapter begins, I’m paying attention to what feels complete, what feels alive, and where life is quietly inviting me to grow.

I’d love to hear from you 💜
When you look back over the last eighteen or nineteen years, what has changed the most or feels ready for a new beginning?

🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️

07/03/2026

🌿 On my walk today, I was reminded that some of the simplest things can help us come back to ourselves, especially when we feel overwhelmed.

The birds were singing, the wild roses were blooming, and it helped my nervous system finally exhale.

Lately I’ve also been realizing how easy it is to focus on everything that’s left to do instead of noticing what we’ve already accomplished. I’m working on that too.

One of the tools I’ve come back to over the years is sound. Whether it’s the frequencies themselves, taking a few quiet minutes, or simply giving myself permission to slow down, I’ve found them to be another way to reconnect with myself.

Some of the frequencies I return to, and what they’re commonly associated with, include:

• 174 Hz – grounding and feeling safe
• 285 Hz – restoration and renewal
• 396 Hz – letting go of fear and emotional heaviness
• 417 Hz – embracing change and new beginnings
• 432 Hz – calming and relaxation
• 528 Hz – love, compassion, and inner peace
• 639 Hz – relationships and communication
• 741 Hz – clarity and self-expression
• 852 Hz – intuition and inner wisdom
• 963 Hz – stillness and connection

Music is only one tool.

Sometimes our nervous system simply needs:
🌿 a walk outside
☀️ sunshine on our face
🌳 sitting under a tree
🫁 a few slow breaths
🎶 humming
🧘 gentle movement or stretching
💧 a glass of water
🤍 or simply permission to rest.

The best part is that most of these are free.

I’ve learned there isn’t one right path to healing. Different things help different people - and different things work well at different times. These are simply some of the things that have helped me, and possibly one of them will resonate with you too.

I’d love to hear what has genuinely helped you. We all have different paths, and sometimes the simplest practices are the ones we come back to. 💚

📷 Photo from my walk today.

06/14/2026

✨Welcome to Recovery Alchemist

Sometimes life brings us to a crossroads.

You may be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, questioning your next steps, or sensing that something inside you is changing.

Many of the people who reach out to me are navigating life transitions, recovery, grief, burnout, relationship changes, a period of personal transformation, career shifts, or a deep desire to reconnect with who they truly are.

The name Recovery Alchemist was born from my own journey of transformation.

To me, alchemy is the process of turning life’s challenges, wounds, and experiences into wisdom, healing, growth, and purpose.

My role is to help you reconnect with the wisdom, clarity, and strength that already exist within you.

Along the way, I may draw from intuitive guidance, spiritual reflection, psychology, breathwork, embodiment practices, Reiki, shamanic tools, or simply grounded conversation. Every session is different because every person is different.

Together we may explore how to…

✨ Find clarity during uncertain times
✨ Reconnect with themselves and their inner wisdom
✨ Navigate life transitions with greater confidence
✨ Release limiting beliefs and old stories
✨ Cultivate more peace, balance, and self-trust in their lives

Whether you’re seeking guidance, healing support, or simply a safe space to explore what you’re moving through, you’re welcome here. 💜

🕊️Send me a message to learn more or explore whether a session is right for you.

With love,

Staci Lee
Recovery Alchemist

06/13/2026

As we enter the New moon in Gemini, I’ve been reflecting on the stories we inherit.

Gemini is often associated with curiosity, communication, and the ability to hold paradox-to sit with more than one truth at a time.

Perhaps wisdom isn’t found in choosing sides, but in becoming willing to question the beliefs we’ve never thought to question.

Why do we equate suffering with worth?

What beliefs have we inherited from family, religion, culture, or society that deserve a second look?

When did we learn that our value must be earned?

And what might change if we stopped accepting every inherited story as our own?

Perhaps the questions themselves are the doorway.

06/06/2026

Collective Message 🌱🐻

The last few days have brought some strong realizations for me.

Some arrived through strong emotion.
Some through exhaustion.
Some through quiet reflection.

A few things I’ve been holding onto suddenly became easier to see. Some things I thought I wanted no longer carry the same excitement. Other things feel more important than ever.

Today is feeling like a day of clarity, although not necessarily certainty.

Clarity.

Many people who follow numerology view today as a 6/6 portal associated with love, healing, harmony, responsibility, and creating strong foundations. Whether that resonates with you or not, those themes feel very present right now.

The reminder I keep hearing is this:

Don’t rush to decide your entire future.

Plant.
Water.
Listen.

Follow through on what already has roots.

Many of us spend so much time searching for the next thing that we overlook what is already growing in our lives.

Today I’ve been following through where my heart has been guiding me. Reaching out. Returning calls. Connecting with people and opportunities that are already alive and wanting to grow rather than chasing what isn’t.

After some quiet time this morning, I stepped into the garden and was greeted by blooming chamomile and a tiny toad tucked quietly among the flowers.

It reminded me:

The bear doesn’t sprint across the forest looking for abundance. It trusts that nourishment exists and moves steadily toward what matters.

Nature reminds us of this all the time.

Growth isn’t usually dramatic.

It happens through presence, tending, consistency and
showing up.

What wants to grow in your life?

What is already alive and asking for your attention?

You don’t need all the answers today.

Just the willingness to listen to the next step and
Follow through with your own clear intuition 🌱💚

— Staci Lee

05/31/2026

This Sagittarius Blue Full Moon has me reflecting on something I don’t think we talk about enough:

The search for certainty.

One more book.
One more answer.
One more prediction.
One more opinion.
One more piece of information before we finally feel ready.

The human mind loves certainty, but real life rarely offers it.

What I’ve been noticing is how often we search outside ourselves for confirmation of what we already know.

What thread keeps coming to the surface for you?

We overthink.
We underestimate ourselves.
We gather more information.
We leave 80 tabs open in our minds and on social media.

Meanwhile, our life is quietly asking a different question:

What truth have you already recognized?

It’s not what you’re missing, or who can tell you, or what you need to learn next.

What do you already know?

This month I’ve been reflecting on how easy it is to understand something intellectually and how much harder it can be to embody it and live it in everyday life.

You can know your worth and still doubt yourself.

You can know you’re enough and still feel anxious.

You can know you’re growing and still feel behind.

Knowledge is not the same thing as wisdom.

Wisdom is lived.

Like a garden, growth cannot be forced.

You don’t pull on a plant to make it taller.

You don’t stand in the garden in spring asking why nothing is growing, because you know much of the growth is happening beneath the surface.

You water what is alive.

You tend the things that are already trying to grow.

For me, that has looked like relationships, a new commitment, learning, healing, family, writing, business, and trusting that not everything needs to happen at once.

I’ve also been reminded that emotional maturity isn’t the absence of discomfort.

It’s learning to sit with uncertainty without demanding certainty from life.

To sit with uncomfortable emotions in honor of the lessons they bring to release.
It’s turning demands into preferences.

It’s allowing difficult emotions without collapsing because of them.

It’s trusting yourself enough to move forward without having every answer first.

Sometimes that means taking the next step without knowing how it will be received. Without knowing who will see it. Without knowing what the outcome will be. Choosing the door in front of you and trusting that not every decision needs immediate proof that it was the right one.

Astrology, intuition, cards, numbers, signs, and synchronicities can all be beautiful tools.

But they are not certainty.

They are mirrors.

They help us see the patterns we are already living inside.

The growth is still ours.

The choices are still ours.

The embodiment is still ours.

This Full Moon does not feel like a call to learn something new but more like a call to trust what we already know.

To follow our own intuition.

To question the stories, systems, and assumptions we’ve accepted without examining.

To stand behind the truth that keeps returning, no matter how much noise surrounds it.

What truth are you being asked to stand behind?
💜

This is also the heart of the work I love supporting others through—helping people reconnect with their own truth, wisdom, and inner knowing during times of change.

If that resonates, feel free to reach out. ❤️

05/14/2026

Today was the first day this spring that I was truly able to be back out in my garden.

My garden has always been a refuge for my mind, body, and soul.
A place to breathe, reconnect and remember what matters.

Caring for the Earth is one of the ways I honor what God has given us.
To me, tending the Earth with love is a form of prayer.

Tonight I wrote this for my garden and for the season ahead.

My Garden, My Prayer

Rosemary, yarrow, oregano,
and thyme, chamomile, chocolate mint, honeysuckle, midnight salvia, echinacea, serviceberry, lady’s mantle, willow, heirloom climbing rose, yarrow…

May this garden bring restoration.
May what grows here nourish mind, body, and soul.

May these roots remember what survival once made us forget.
May the herbs protect, the flowers soothe, and the trees hold steady the wisdom and knowledge carried through centuries past.

May pollinators find refuge here,
as beauty returns where exhaustion once lived.

Let this space remind us that healing is natural, cyclical, and alive.
And may I grow alongside it—grounded in joy, presence, and reverence for the Earth.

The garden reminds me that healing is not linear,
but seasonal, layered, cyclical, and alive.

This too is alchemy.

— Staci Lee
The Recovery Alchemist

05/09/2026

There comes a point in life where healing stops being about becoming someone else, and starts becoming a return to yourself.

It’s not the version shaped by pressure, survival, performance, fear, or who the world told you you had to be in order to be worthy, but the real you underneath all of it.

Lately, I’ve been realizing that some of the deepest growth doesn’t look impressive from the outside. Sometimes it looks like learning how to regulate your nervous system after years of carrying too much, learning to stop abandoning yourself, learning to rest without guilt, learning to move with intention instead of urgency.

It can look like tending to your home, your health, your family, your spirit, your energy.

It’s much quieter than the world teaches growth should look, and yet there is incredible wisdom in that kind of rebuilding.

I think many people are reaching a point where they simply cannot force themselves through life the way they once did. The old ways are exhausting the soul, and we are being asked to slow down enough to actually hear ourselves again, to hear what hurts, what matters, what’s true, what no longer fits, and what is trying to emerge beneath all the noise.

Especially for mothers, nurturers, healers, sensitive souls, and those who have spent years holding everything together for everyone else, this weekend may bring more reflection than celebration for some, and that’s okay.

You are allowed to be both grateful and tired, wise and still healing, strong and still learning to soften.

There is nothing weak about rebuilding your life with more truth, presence, and integrity than before. Sometimes that is the bravest thing a person can do.

Happy Mother’s Day to the women who carry more than most people will ever see. 🕊️

Whether you are mothering others, healing your inner child, or learning how to finally mother yourself too, I see you.

— Staci Lee

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