Questioning a lot of things right now? Feeling ok one day then crying the next? Wondering why your manifesting isn’t working? With 70% of adults walking around with trauma and a lot of us feeling sad no wonder we feel confused, scared, or even hopeless. Do you know your self-worth is UNCONDITIONAL? Your worth … Continue reading How Archetypes Help Us Find Worth
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Magnetism
One of the core reasons I keep showing up and taking up space in the spiritual development world is that I want to help people be in a state of receiving more often, which activates their own personal magnetism! Last year I did an experiment with unlocking my own magnetism- I used the moon as … Continue reading Magnetism
Spiritual Ego Traps
Spiritual insights don’t have to be ‘transmitted,’ nor do they need to be coveted as your own special god realm. These are both ego traps. One of the biggest wounds for me has been the idea of ‘spiritual rescue’. That another person can somehow fill my longing for intimate spiritual guidance. That they would lead … Continue reading Spiritual Ego Traps
Reclaiming Feminine Energy in Business
I used to take all my cues on how to gain 'respect' from the men around me. How they acted, how they talked, how they told jokes, how they worked and played. How they led. As a musician I desperately tried to show men that I could play solos and drum like them. As a … Continue reading Reclaiming Feminine Energy in Business
Ace of Wands and Risk Taking
Risks open us to the unknown. Keep our life force activated. Build confidence, belief in ourselves. One risk I started taking this year was to expose myself in video. Everytime I post one it feels like entering the unknown- maybe people will like it, maybe they won’t, maybe they’ll unfollow me. Maybe nobody will watch … Continue reading Ace of Wands and Risk Taking
Crying as Emotional Maturity
When I was a kid I would get sad and have crying episodes in a way that was thought to be ‘abnormal.’ It got so scary my mom didn’t know what to do, and counseling wasn’t as affordable or readily accepted in the early 80s. So I sucked it up and carried on like a … Continue reading Crying as Emotional Maturity