Evolutionary Acupuncture - Jerry Reidy

09/22/2026

Happy fall equinox! Check out this article from the Farmers Almanac for info, related holidays & fun facts, such as:

"What Is the Fall Equinox?
In mid-September each year, the Northern Hemisphere greets the fall season at the arrival of the fall equinox, also known as the autumnal equinox or the September equinox. It is the moment when the Sun, on its yearly drift across our sky, crosses the celestial equator heading south. From that point forward, those of us north of the equator see more darkness than daylight, and the trend will continue until the winter solstice in late December..."

The first day of fall 2026 is September 22. Explore the science, folklore, fall weather signs, and time-honored traditions of the autumnal equinox.

07/02/2026

It's (very) hot in NJ right now, as you know. Stay cool, drink fluids, and if you or someone you know needs a COOLING STATION, the NJ Department of Environmental Protection has some listed on their website (as well as extensive info on extreme heat across a range of topics, including health). Be well!

NJDEP| Heat Hub of NJ | Learn Where to Chill | Page Description

06/18/2026

Passing this along today...

As we appreciate the good things and people around us, don’t forget one important aspect. You… Most people rarely take the time to reflect on how they have grown, what they have learned, and how much stronger they have become.

This is not frivolous - it’s so important to catch up with yourself, and appreciate how far you’ve come. Which leads to an inner steadiness, and a revised inner narrative, and directly influence how you walk through life.

Drop a 🌈 if you are willing to update your inner narrative.

05/19/2026

Just in case you need a friendly reminder....

03/24/2026

Good reminder that things don't have to be perfect to experience joy:

02/17/2026

The Lunar New Year starts today, February 17, and ushers in the Year of the Horse! More specifically, it’s the year of the Fire Horse, which only happens every 60 years! 🔥🐴

The Chinese calendar, which underpins the Lunar New Year, is a lunisolar calendar based on astronomical observations of the Sun’s position in the sky, and also the Moon’s phases. The Chinese lunisolar calendar shares some similarities with the Hebrew calendar, which is also lunisolar, and has influenced other East Asian calendars, such as those of Korea and Vietnam.

Because the Chinese calendar defines the lunar month containing the winter solstice as the 11th month, the Lunar New Year usually falls on the second new moon after the winter solstice. This means that the first day of the Lunar New Year can occur anytime between January 21 and February 20.

(Note: Due to the difference in time zones, the new Moon may technically occur one calendar day earlier or later in the United States)

As with many winter solstice celebrations, the symbolic darkness of night is banished by the light of fireworks, lanterns, and candles. Man-made paper lanterns are hung by the hundreds in public areas, bringing good luck to the new year.

See what the Year of the Horse means for YOU and your zodiac sign at Almanac.com/content/chinese-new-year-chinese-zodiac

02/17/2026

02/15/2026

AUM NAMA SHIVAYA ! A powerful shivaratri to all my friends who are recognizing Shiva on this auspicious night!

02/11/2026

We have an announcement! Happy to share that I'll be at a new location - 767 Central Ave., Westfield. Phone: 908-612-5698.

02/05/2026

🌞Kindness is always a good idea...