Becoming Prompt:What would feel different if you protected your peace before you lost it? 
Not every boundary has to arrive as a wall.
Some boundaries are quiet.
Soft.
Intentional.
The way you lower the lights when your nervous system feels overloaded.
The way you stop answering messages when your energy is gone.
The way you choose not to explain yourself every single time.
Protection does not always look dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like gentleness.
Lavender has long carried associations with calm, rest, purification, and emotional ease
Not forceful protection, but soothing protection, the kind that settles the body enough for clarity to return.
There are things in this world that will constantly ask for your attention.
Noise.
Urgency.
Expectations.
And if you are not careful, they will convince you that exhaustion is normal.
But peace is not something that accidentally happens.
It is something tended. 
Maybe today is less about doing more…
and more about noticing what drains you unnecessarily.
Not everything deserves access to your energy.
Subtle Practice:Reduce one source of overstimulation today.
Lower the volume.
Dim the lights.
Put your phone in another room.
Take a slower route home.
Notice how your body responds when things become quieter.
Correspondence: Oil, lavender 
Daily Ally: Moth 
A symbol of intuition, quiet guidance, and gentle attraction to light, reminding you that softness can still protect you.
May is for embodiment. What changes when you protect your peace before burnout arrives?