Infinite Energy Healing

24/01/2026

You’re not here to be liked.
You’re here to be real.
Many will hate you for speaking your truth, for being authentic in a world that rewards pretending. They’ll avoid you because you reflect back the honesty they’re afraid to face.
You are a mirror that scares them.
People will try to paint you in a bad light because they can’t manipulate you, because you don’t fall for their games. They will blame you, criticize you, and twist your intentions… not because you’re wrong, but because they refuse to look at themselves.
Never waste a second worrying about what others think or say about you.
Most of them don’t even know what they think about themselves.

24/01/2026

24/01/2026

Maybe your final stage of healing is learning to choose yourself — unapologetically.

Healing isn’t always soft or polite. Sometimes it means drawing firm boundaries, releasing people who drain your peace, and honoring your self-worth even when it feels uncomfortable. It’s not about hate — it’s about self-respect. Letting go can be loud, brave, and deeply liberating. Your peace is more important than anyone else’s approval.

✨ Choose growth over guilt.
✨ Choose peace over people.
✨ Choose yourself — always.

26/12/2025

25/12/2025

02/08/2025

For ladies only! 90min SPECIAL includes, energy clearing and healing, aromatherapy body massage and reflexology all combined for only £63!!! Let me help you to relax - reconnect -heal. I can come to you or you can come to me. I am in Bournemouth. Please send a message to book a session.

22/06/2025

In a toxic relationship, it’s easy for outsiders to look at a woman and think she’s blind, naive, or stupid for staying… but what they don’t realize is, she knows. She knows exactly what’s going on. She sees the lies, feels the disrespect, and recognizes the patterns. She’s not clueless... she’s calculating. She’s preparing.
Because for a woman, leaving isn’t just about packing a bag or changing a number. It’s about mentally detaching from someone she once envisioned forever with. It’s about grieving a future that will never happen, untangling herself from emotional manipulation, and re-learning how to choose peace over chaos. That kind of exit takes strength most people will never understand.
She might still cook for him, sleep next to him, smile on the outside while dying inside... but she's already detaching. She’s not staying because she doesn’t know her worth. She’s staying because walking away while you're still emotionally tied is a trap. You’ll keep going back. And she refuses to do that.
So she waits… she heals in silence… and when that mental switch flips and her spirit is numb to his excuses, his charm, and his fake apologies… it’s done. She’s already gone long before she physically walks out. And when she does leave, don’t expect a warning. Don’t expect a tearful goodbye. Don’t expect closure.
Because when a woman finally leaves a toxic relationship from a place of clarity and peace... there’s no turning back. She doesn’t run, she walks. And she doesn’t just leave the man... she leaves the version of herself that ever tolerated less than she deserved.

16/06/2025

Detachment is the doorway to true freedom a gentle surrender of our need to control outcomes, possessions, or relationships that no longer serve our highest good.

In releasing our tight grip on the material world, we discover that lasting peace and joy spring from within untouched by life’s shifting circumstances.

This doesn’t mean we stop caring it means we care for ourselves first.

Letting go of what weighs us down old habits, expectations, or toxic connections becomes an act of deep self-love.

With open hands and an open heart, we make space for new possibilities and strengthen our resilience against whatever comes our way.

When we detach from specific outcomes, we find a calm adaptability that allows life’s surprises to become gifts instead of threats.

We learn to face challenges with grace, knowing our worth isn’t tied to success or approval.

As we soften around ourselves, we naturally extend compassion to others honoring their journeys without the need to fix or control.

Embrace detachment as a path to your truest self.

Release the past, let go of the future, and fully inhabit this present moment.

In surrendering what no longer serves, you uncover a radiant peace and the freedom to become exactly who you’re meant to be.❤️❤️

26/05/2025

Some people can't support you publicly because of how they talk about you privately. They’ve spent so much time downplaying your name behind closed doors that to stand beside you now would expose their own hypocrisy. They can’t cheer for you in the open without contradicting the false version of you they've painted in whispered conversations. To show up for you publicly would be to admit that they were wrong or worse, dishonest.

So instead, they remain quiet. They watch from the sidelines, pretending indifference while quietly keeping tabs. They may admire your resilience, your progress, even your light but they'll never say it out loud, because doing so would unravel the narrative they’ve created to feel more comfortable in their own insecurities.

Understand this - it’s not about your worth, your success, or your character. It’s about the stories people tell themselves to justify their lack of growth, their envy, or their guilt. When someone can’t support you in the open, it often has more to do with their internal conflict than anything you’ve done.

Let them talk in private. Let them stay in the shadows. You weren’t made to shrink for the comfort of the dishonest. Keep walking in your truth. The people who are meant for you will never be afraid to stand beside you—publicly, proudly, and without shame.

26/05/2025

You can't mistreat people and then act like they betrayed you, that's delusional. You can’t disregard someone’s feelings, take their kindness for weakness, or constantly put them last — and then be surprised when they finally choose to walk away.

People may stay silent for a while, they may endure more than they should, but everyone has a breaking point.

Loyalty doesn’t mean accepting abuse and love doesn’t mean tolerating disrespect.

You don’t get to lie, manipulate, ignore, or belittle someone, and then play the victim when they no longer trust you. You don’t get to treat people as if they’re disposable and then be confused when they no longer make you a priority.
Relationships — whether friendships, family bonds, or romantic connections are built on mutual respect, effort, and understanding. Without those, they crumble, not because someone gave up, but because someone got tired of being hurt.

What’s truly delusional is believing that people owe you endless forgiveness while you offer them nothing but pain in return.

What’s unfair is rewriting the story to make yourself look innocent when you know full well the part you played in their decision to walk away.

People don’t just switch up out of nowhere — they shift when they realize they’re no longer valued.

So if you find yourself constantly pointing fingers, take a moment to reflect - Were you honest? Were you fair? Did you show up for them the way they showed up for you? Or did you push them to a point where they had no choice but to protect their peace — even if that meant leaving you behind

Don’t confuse consequences with betrayal. Sometimes, the most loyal thing a person can do for themselves is to stop allowing themselves to be mistreated by someone they once cared about.

23/05/2025

I have to apologize to myself-for putting up with something I never deserved. I’ve spent so much of my life trying to be kind even when most people didn’t deserve it. I forgave too easily. I understood too deeply. I gave second chances (and third, and fourth) because I believed in the goodness within others. But lately I’ve come to realize how exhausting-and heartbreaking-it is to always prioritize someone else’s feelings while neglecting my own.

I’ve been so busy being nice that I let people cross boundaries they shouldn’t have. I smiled through disrespect nodded through dismissal and stayed silent as pieces of me were chipped away. Slowly but surely I lost myself in the process of protecting everyone else from pain.

And now... Now I see it clearly
I deserve an apology-to myself.

I’ve carried so much pain while shielding others from feeling any at all. I gave pieces of my heart to people who didn’t value them leaving me fragmented and hollow. I endured mistreatment pretending it was okay just to keep the peace. But here’s the truth - it wasn’t okay... Not for me.

It’s sad isn’t it...
I practiced kindness until it became a weapon used against me. Until people started taking advantage of the love I freely gave and somewhere along the way I forgot to extend that same compassion to myself.

Maybe being kind isn’t the problem-it’s giving endlessly without setting boundaries that drains you. It’s loving others so fiercely while letting yourself fade into the background.

So today I’m apologizing to myself for every tear I ignored every boundary I let slide every moment I chose someone else over me. I’m saying sorry for tolerating behavior no one should ever accept. For believing I had to shrink myself to make room for others.

From now on I’ll protect myself the way I’ve protected everyone else. I’ll reclaim the parts of me I gave away too carelessly. And I’ll remind myself daily that kindness starts at home-with me.

Because if I don’t stand up for myself nobody else will...