02/01/2026
I just KNOW my guides are sick of me đ But let me share some wisdom that came through today from one of them.
The world is on fire (yes, again) and I spiral about not doing enough. This past week, I got involved in my local community to speak up against đ§ and the injustices happening right next door to my hometown. I always get a big surge of energy, especially when it involves my neighbors and people I deeply care about.
But itâs five days later, and the surge is gone. Now itâs just me, my thoughts, and this god forsaken social media detox I am attempting to do, while also working out, making sure I choke down my body weight in protein (WHO MADE THAT A RULE?) and stay on top of things spiritually.
Itâs been a bit of a hibernation era for me over the last year.
So I went to my guides to complain about it because who else do I call when I feel guilty about not meditating every day?
I love them. One of them got straight to the point. Just because you feel like youâre failing spiritually doesnât mean you actually are. Showing up for yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally right now IS the spiritual work.
Making room for silence in your life is the spiritual work.
Having boundaries is the spiritual work.
Cooking your own meals at home is the spiritual work.
Walking your treadmill instead of doom scrolling is the spiritual work.
The mundane is the spiritual work. Taking care of ourselves and showing up in our day to day lives for the boring stuff is the spiritual work. So keep going đŤśđźâ¨
What changes are you implementing for yourself that may seem small and mundane, but is actually spiritual work? Let me know!