02/17/2026
I always thought I was alone. I was too afraid to speak sometimes. Too afraid to tell others the growth and experiences I was having. I slowly opened up and when it was taken the wrong way, I shut it down. More and more I stepped out of my comfort zone to let people in.
After years, my husband and I are on the same page. Seeing our reality through different lenses but understanding each other with a wide open mind and heart. I'm not alone, I've never been alone, and you're not alone too.
If you don't have your "person" who can meet you in the middle, know there's one out there for you. It may not be your spouse, but it may be your neighbor, a friend, or coworker. The more you tap into your true self, the more you align and draw in that person.
If you're having experiences that "no one will understand," find a mentor. I did this and she's still my rock through the hardest days. I now offer "Be You Mentorship" and I promise, I am open to the wildest spiritual experiences because I'm constantly in awe of my own.
After this dimensional experience, my husband said "So what do you do with all of it?" Write it down, look at it multiple times, write some more, integrate, and wait for the person who needs this information to confirm their experience with it 💜
