Magically Thrive

Do you ever feel like you need to keep doing inner work, continually healing yourself, or becoming a better version of yourself before you can confidently charge for your services? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

In my past, I had numerous encounters with these dark forces. They didn't just exist in my imagination; there were real incidents where I fell seriously ill due to their influence. These encounters left me feeling drained, mentally foggy, and perpetually fatigued. It was as if I was living life as a mere shell of myself, and the weight of it all was overwhelming.

In the intricate tapestry of our lives, there exists a mysterious and often neglected facet – the Shadow. It is our hidden selves, the vault of suppressed emotions, and the dwelling place of our deepest secrets. In this exploration, we will delve into the concept of the Shadow Self, its origins, and the transformative power of Shadow Work.

In a world often marred by hatred, anger, and resentment, it's disheartening to witness the discord between loved ones. However, I firmly believe that beneath the surface of our closest relationships lies a profound purpose—a purpose that is here to guide us on our journey toward embracing our true selves. These relationships have willingly taken on challenging roles to help us evolve into the pure and light beings we are destined to become. In this blog post, I aim to explore the idea that our greatest mess holds invaluable messages, and our life lessons inevitably become our life's work.

One of these moment occurred when a client expressed feelings of being unloved and ignored by her mother. As we delved deeper into the forgiveness phase of the journey, something extraordinary unfolded. My client began to see that her mother, too, carried the same wound, passed down through generations like an heirloom.

It all began with a simple yet profound question posted on Facebook: "Since my awakening, I feel depleted after my healing sessions with clients. The person leaves me utterly drained and with horrible pressure in the head and frontal lobe. I do protection and cleansing but not much help. Why is the person so draining? Any suggestions, please?"

Intuition is indeed our inner tutor. Just like a tutor imparts knowledge and guidance, intuition does the same for our life's journey. It's always there, ready to provide insights and direction, but often, its voice is drowned out by our negative emotions, limiting beliefs, and fears.

Have you ever experienced a moment of profound clarity that changed the way you see yourself and the world around you? Recently, during a breakthrough clarity call with a client, I had one of those moments. I was guided to explore the concepts of the true self and the shadow self, and it led me to share a timeless Cherokee tale that holds deep wisdom.

We've all had those moments when self-pity takes over – the feeling that the world revolves around our troubles and challenges. It's like sitting in a dark room, ignoring everything else but our own woes. But here's the thing – self-pity rarely has valid reasons and it's hardly ever productive.

In the intricate tapestry of human interactions, one pattern often emerges—a belief that we must continually be there for others, driven by the fear that if we aren't, they won't reciprocate when we need them the most. If you've ever felt this way, rest assured, you're not alone. I once carried this belief myself. Today, I'm excited to delve into this topic and shed light on how we can transform it into a mindset that empowers us.