Lotus Vision Coaching

11/07/2025

“Tell me something, girl… are you happy in this modern world?” 🎶

That line always stops me in my tracks.
Because underneath the music is a question we all need to ask ourselves —
Am I truly happy here? Or have I just learned to survive it?

For a long time, I chased what I thought happiness looked like —
success, security, approval, belonging.
But underneath it all, I was craving something deeper:
to feel at home in my own soul.

That’s why I do what I do.
I was put on this planet to help people remember who they are —
to create spaces where truth can be spoken out loud,
where dreams don’t have to shrink to fit into someone else’s comfort zone,
where coming home to yourself becomes the greatest journey of all.

Because when we return home to ourselves —
we stop performing and start living.
We stop chasing and start creating.
We stop asking for permission and start shining with purpose.

This is the work.
The sacred, messy, beautiful work of coming alive again. 🌿✨

11/05/2025

✨️Introducing The Lotus Chronicles ✨

For years, I’ve believed in the power of honest conversations — the kind that invite us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with who we truly are. The Lotus Chronicles was born from that space. It’s a series of meaningful dialogues about growth, healing, purpose, and the many ways we can rise—again and again—through life’s muddy waters.

Our first episode is one that’s close to my heart. 💛
Tracy and I open up about our own journeys — how coaching, hypnosis, and somatic awareness have helped us (and those we work with) find clarity, peace, and connection. Together, we talk about healing from within, connecting with our inner child, and learning to drop judgment so we can show up as our most authentic selves.

It’s real, vulnerable, and full of those “me too” moments that remind us we’re not alone in this journey.

🎧 Watch the full episode on YouTube — you’ll find stories of transformation, spiritual insight, and the magic that happens when we get better together.

👉 https://youtu.be/UuE5Cojp2BU?si=fME_OiyzwWAehz4e

If this message resonates with you, please like, subscribe, and share it forward. Let’s build a community rooted in compassion, courage, and connection. 💫

Tracy Island , Calming Wave Hypnosis Lotus vision coaching

10/02/2025

Resilience isn’t about becoming hard. It’s about standing rooted in love, even when the world feels heavy and unkind.

Are you willing—do you have the courage—to stand in kindness and love even when stones are being thrown your way?

Can you stand wholeheartedly, unwavering, at your deepest challenge, in your deepest grief… and still choose to love those around you with kindness, caring, softness, and support—even knowing it may not come back to you?

Because true strength is not in hardening, but in keeping your heart open. 💜

So I ask you today:
👉 Will you let this world make you hard? Or will you rise with resilience, and let love lead the way?

09/26/2025

09/26/2025

Every so often, we meet someone whose courage not only inspires us, but also reminds us of what it means to rise above hardship with grace. For me, Misty Hurst is that person.

During our recent live on The Lotus Chronicles, Misty shared her journey of living with alopecia—an autoimmune condition where the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks hair follicles, leading to partial or complete hair loss. It’s a condition that affects millions, but the emotional impact can be profound, touching one’s identity, confidence, and sense of self.

And yet, Misty has chosen not to let this define her. She shows up in the world with kindness, bravery, and an authenticity that is rare and beautiful. Losing all of her hair could have caused her to hide, but instead she stands in her truth—reminding us that beauty is never about appearances, but about the light and love we carry within.

Her story is one of resilience, courage, and hope. Misty’s willingness to be vulnerable, to share openly, and to encourage others who may be walking through silent battles is a gift. She embodies what The Lotus Chronicles is all about: finding beauty through the mud of life, and blooming anyway.

🌺 May Misty’s journey remind us all that we are more than what we lose—we are defined by how we rise, how we love, and how we shine hope for others.

09/11/2025

Today I found myself thinking again about the words Jesus spoke as He hung on the cross:
“Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”

That line has followed me for years. It comes back to me in moments when forgiveness feels impossible—when the hurt is deep, when the words cut sharp, when the weight of the past presses hard on my heart.

In the last seven years especially, I’ve had to wrestle with what forgiveness really means. I’ve had to whisper those words to myself over and over again: they do not know. It’s softened my heart in times when bitterness tried to take root.

I want to be a warrior for Jesus. Not the kind of warrior that fights back with fists or words, but the kind who wakes up each day determined to be kinder, more loving, and more forgiving than the day before. Even when I’m afraid. Even when I feel mocked or misunderstood. Even when it would be easier to harden my heart.

Forgiveness doesn’t excuse what was done. But it frees me from being chained to it.

So today, I’m reminding myself: the prize isn’t in proving myself to others. The prize is living in a way that reflects Christ’s love—by forgiving, again and again, just as He forgave.

And maybe this is for you, too. Where in your life are you being asked to forgive? What weight could be lifted if you let go and placed it in God’s hands?

09/07/2025

Sometimes we build walls so high we forget the door has always been open. For years, I thought the walls were keeping me safe… when really, they were keeping me small.

The hardest part isn’t breaking free — it’s having the courage to step into the unknown when you’ve grown comfortable in the familiar.

Lately I’ve been asking myself:
✨ Is this life still serving me?
✨ Or am I just afraid to risk what might come next?
✨ What if the very thing I’m holding onto is the prison I’m meant to walk out of?

Maybe the journey isn’t about blowing it all up or clinging tightly to what we’ve built — maybe it’s about having the faith to loosen our grip, to test what sticks, to believe we’re allowed to begin again.

Here’s to the ones standing in the doorway, knowing the cage is open, and finding the courage to step through.