Send us a text If forgiveness feels impossibly hard for you, there’s a good reason — and it’s probably not because you’re “too sensitive” or “not spiritual enough.” In this video, I talk about why forgiveness feels so hard, and how a lot of what we’ve been taught about it quietly works against our own heart. Most of us learned that forgiveness means forgetting, minimizing what happened, or rushing ourselves into being “over it” before we’re actually ready. Here, I offer a different way of s...
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Send us a text If forgiveness feels impossibly hard for you, there’s a good reason — and it’s probably not because you’re “too sensitive” or “not spiritual enough.” In this video, I talk about why forgiveness feels so hard, and how a lot of what we’ve been taught about it quietly works against our own heart. Most of us learned that forgiveness means forgetting, minimizing what happened, or rushing ourselves into being “over it” before we’re actually ready. Here, I offer a different way of s...
Send us a text Have you ever wondered why your energy feels heavy, even when you haven’t done anything wrong? Before awakening, most of us carry inherited patterns, beliefs, and generational trauma without even realizing it. This energy becomes part of our identity—until spiritual awakening begins to clear it. In this episode, I explore why your energy feels heavy before you wake up and how awakening clears your energy without you even realizing it. You’ll learn how unconscious conditioning ...
Inner Pondering
Send us a text If forgiveness feels impossibly hard for you, there’s a good reason — and it’s probably not because you’re “too sensitive” or “not spiritual enough.” In this video, I talk about why forgiveness feels so hard, and how a lot of what we’ve been taught about it quietly works against our own heart. Most of us learned that forgiveness means forgetting, minimizing what happened, or rushing ourselves into being “over it” before we’re actually ready. Here, I offer a different way of s...
