Water governs how experience moves through, without the urgency to step into action. Over the winter months, attention has settled into slower internal rhythms, where sensation through contact and repetition, particularly in the feet, registers weight, temperature, and subtle shifts in balance long before they become conscious thought.

Fire reorganizes that process. Awareness rises from the feet, gathering itself toward the head, the face, the eyes. Perception becomes more selective. The body begins to favour orientation, signalling a readiness to move rather than simply receive. There is a narrowing of attention, and a realization that some threads now matter more than others.