Tag: ego
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Generational Wars: No Hierarchy of Water
We’ve been told a story of conflict. Boomers vs Millennials, Gen X forgotten in the middle, and Gen Z labeled as “too much” or “too sensitive.” It has often been framed as a competition, as if one generation got it right while the others missed the mark. But when you zoom out, a completely different…
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The Multiverse of Choice: Beginning with the End in Mind
We are often told to “begin with the end in mind.” Usually, this is framed as a morbid exercise in legacy… like fast-forwarding to your funeral to imagine what your obituary might say. Do you want to be remembered as the person who was perpetually tethered to a screen, or as the spouse, parent, and…
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The Weight of Yes: How People-Pleasing Slowly Disconnects You From Yourself
I grew up as an adopted daughter in a strict, religious household where obedience wasn’t just expected—it was survival. Being a girl in that environment meant my worth often felt measured by how well I could anticipate what others needed before they even asked – how quietly, quickly, and completely I could adapt. I became…
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Destined to Pop: What Bubbles Teach Us About Awakening
There’s something undeniably magical about bubbles. As children, we’re drawn to them… blowing them, chasing them, watching them shimmer in the light. But what if that fascination wasn’t just childlike wonder? What if, on some level, we REMEMBERED the deeper symbolism? Every bubble is destined to pop. Some burst the moment they leave the wand.…
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My First Cord Cutting Ceremony Experience
I’ve spent the last couple months on my own self healing…. purely guided by spirit. Now I think I’ve learned enough thru my own experience, trying to self heal, and thru research that I am ready to ceremoniously succeed with cord cutting. Dear Reader, keep in mind that I am doing this in real time…
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Using the Law of Attraction: Can “Faking It till You Make It” Really Manifest Your Desires?
Have we all heard the saying, “Fake it till you make it”? Initially, I thought I understood this phrase to mean I should pretend to do the things I aspire to. While this can be a useful approach, it’s challenging to incorporate into daily life consistently. How can I pretend to live a luxurious life…
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Embracing the Writer Within: A Personal Journey
Well… here I am. It feels both exhilarating and terrifying to put myself out there in this way. Just the other day, I experienced a profound spiritual awakening that has led me to a realization that I am, in fact, made for writing. This epiphany struck me with such intensity that it felt as if…
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