We are all Spiritual. We don’t need to meditate, pray or bless our food to “be spiritual”. Because we are Spiritual Beings by origin.
We don’t need to be shamans, medicine women or men, we don’t need to be spiritual masters, channelers or psychics. We are all Spiritual.

Imagine, everything that has ever happened in your life has been packed into a backpack, a backpack, that you are carrying with your on your back. It is on your back, you kind of forget you are even carrying it and you certainly can’t see it. But you can feel it.

Embarking on a journey with a past life regression therapist can be a transformative and enlightening experience. By exploring the mysteries of our past lives, we gain a deeper understanding of ourselves, our relationships, and our life's purpose.

True empowerment comes from the inside and arises when we wake up to who we truly are. An individual in their full power no longer needs to play out power.

At every moment in our lives, we are exactly where we are supposed to be. We are creating so much suffering within us, simply by believing, something is wrong in our lives, that we should be somewhere else, with someone else.

We need to learn to feel again. To break open. Go deep down into the shit. It is not about identifying with the negative – it is about giving it the space it deserves, let it be felt and get into the space of the observer – see the feeling/emotion from a neutral state and just let it be.

(…) But specially as women, we have this natural intuitive built-in tool to nurture someone or something else with all our being, before we take care of ourselves.

At every moment in our lives, we are exactly where we are supposed to be. We are creating so much suffering within us, simply by believing, something is wrong in our lives.

(…) A story that is being written. We come to ends. Decisions are taken. Choices made. And we leave that door.

„You don’t awaken, what has eternally been awake realizes itself. That which is eternally awake is what you are.“

This quote from Adyshanti* has touched me in many ways and reminded me of a glimpse of truth I had encountered a couple of years ago.