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Reiki Rhaes, Omaha, NE (2026)

01/05/2026

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As we step into 2026, the energy arrives with clarity instead of chaos.

The 7 of Cups reversed asks us to come out of illusion, distraction, and overwhelm. Where the upright card speaks of too many choices and blurred vision, this reversal brings discernment. The fog is lifting, but only if you’re willing to look honestly at what’s in front of you.

This week, prepare for:
• Truths surfacing: about people, paths, or promises
• A narrowing of options (and relief that comes with it)
• A strong inner nudge toward what actually matters

How to take aligned action:
✨ Simplify. Release the options that drain you or feel rooted in fantasy rather than substance.
✨ Choose clarity over comfort. If something requires constant justification, it’s likely not aligned.
✨ Commit. One focused decision now is more powerful than ten half-hearted ones later.
✨ Ground your vision. Ask yourself: Does this support the life I’m truly building?

This card reminds us that confusion often fades when we stop asking what could be and start honoring what is.

2026 begins not with endless possibilities, but with conscious choice. 🌿

Affirmation for the week:
“I see clearly. I choose wisely. I trust my discernment.”

12/29/2025

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True Love: All Exists Through Love

“It’s important to know that love laced with lack and ego is nothing ever to be ashamed of. Repeat this statement several times if needed; the whole point of being here is to be fully human.
This means we will fall in love with the wrong people. This means we will be too terrified to love the right people. We will do all the wrong things. And this is what’s meant to happen. It’s brave to break your heart wide open. It’s brave to dare to love.
It’s only in our messy, mixed-up, and wildly imperfect attempts at loving that we can practice expanding our capacity to love. We try and fall, and try again to love and be loved. And in that effort, over time, and with mercy, we begin to let love reach within us where it has never been before.
We begin to forgive ourselves and others for things we had judged unforgiveable. We begin to see that love is an energetic exchange, a flow. And that miraculously, somehow, the more we give, the more we receive.
And we begin to see that this may be the whole point to being here. Feeling all the possible love we could feel, and without any control or contriving, we give it all away. Knowing as we do, trusting even, that this inner source of love that we are giving from is actually inexhaustible.
The Gospel of Philip says, “The companion [koi-nonos] of the son is Miriam of Magdala. The Teacher loved her more than all the disciples; he often kissed her on the mouth.”
If we take this scripture to heart, we realize that Mary and Christ were spiritual partners, companions. We realize that the love between them was meant to be a teaching on the power and possibility of true human love.
The Gospel of Philip also says, “Love refuses nothing, and takes nothing; it is the highest and vastest freedom. All exists through love.”
This is the form of love I believe Christ and Mary shared. A love that is more than love. A love that is the highest and vastest freedom. A love that makes all things possible.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: Who in my life can I give love to in this moment?❤️‍🔥

12/22/2025

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The True Human: I am fully human & fully divine

“Christ says in Mary’s gospel, “Be on your guand so that no one deceives you by saying, ‘Look over here!’ or ‘Look over there!’ For the child of true Humanity exists within you.” (Mary 4:3-5)
The phrase “child of true Humanity” comes from the Greek word Anthropos. And Anthropos means more literally “fully human and fully divine.” So, a true human being in the Gospel of Mary is a paradoxical mix of a limited, mortal self—the ego—and an expansive, eternal soul.
Both, equally.
The goal is not to transcend the body or to try to suppress the seven powers of the ego. The point is to bring awareness to the full spectrum of what it means to be human so that we can make choices about our actions. We can practice a self-emptying love that allows us to release the ego’s grasp of our attention and act only once love, not the ego, is leading us.
We can listen to Christ’s directive to follow the child of true Humanity within us. There’s no one outside of us that can do the work for us. We have to continue to return inward. To the heart. To the treasure that exists within.
We have to do the work of remembering that we are not just this ego that often compels us to act in ways we can barely recognize. With mercy on our own humanity, we can remember that we are Anthropos; we are meant to be human; we are meant to feel all of these difficult and derailing powers.
We are also fully divine. We are also a soul of love. We are also capable of bringing love to where it has never been before. We are visionaries and sources of unlimited light.
We have the unique purpose and opportunity to be both a voice for the voiceless here on earth and to act as the bridge between this world and the next.
The child of true humanity exists within us.
Each and every one of us. No one outside of us can ever awaken us to this truth. We must turn inward and let love directly be our guide.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: What does it feel like to remember that I am fully human and fully divine?

12/15/2025

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The Sixth Power: The Body Never Lies

“The body, if we know how to listen, has ancient wisdom that extends back far beyond our own individual lives. As if the life lessons of our ancestors are encoded in the blood. A mystery woven into the molecules of light that we each are, an ever-evolving hope that we can keep moving forward with the story of what it means to be human.
The body never lies. Its whispers can be subtle to many. Its wisdom can be lost to those who wish only to control the body, super-imposing what the ego wants, those inexhaustible unconscious requests, which are often louder than the soul.
We often feel convinced that it’s safer to just keep doing what we’ve always done. What’s in motion wants to stay in motion, whether it’s drinking a lot, working out too much, or constantly sitting on the couch binge-watching TV.
This is the power that, centuries later, is referred to as sloth. It’s a fear I think of having a living, breathing, moment-to-moment relationship with the body. When we are held captive to the sixth power, the fear of our own humanity, our own vulnerability, and our own mortality is so loud we can’t hear the way the soul is constantly speaking to us from within the body.
When we can own and deeply accept that we are also this body, we get to experience the bliss of the other half of what it means to be human: the soul. We can have a living, breathing, moment-to-moment relationship with the body that is based in love, not fear. We can respect the body. Trust the body.
Instead of superimposing what we think the body needs each day, each moment, we can ask.
We can go inward, listen, and know the depths of the wisdom the body possesses.
Remember, the body knows how to create another body from within. The body silently knits another heart within the darkness of the womb, in the silence of the steady heartbeat of the one creating it.
The body never lies, if we know how to listen.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: Beloved body, what is needed in this moment?

12/08/2025

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Surrender: I Am In Good Hands

“There’s a marble statue of Mary Magdalene in the main cave at Sainte Baume in France. She’s reclining with her head tilted back, her neck exposed, and her eyes closed. And yet there’s no confusion that she might be sleeping. She’s clearly existing very intensely in the open expanse of the universe within her. Her face exudes bliss and pure surrender.
The word surrender in the spiritual context has been confused with relinguishing power over to someone else, or something else, that’s separate from us. Surrender in Mary’s gospel means letting go of the egoic desires and stories that are separating us from the radiance of true love.
The soul says in Mary’s gospel, “What binds me has been slain, and what surrounds me has been destroyed, and my desire has been brought to an emd, and ignorance has died.” (Mary 9-27) This is the experience of surrender. All the seven powers of the ego have died, and what remains is the love the soul knows completely.
Love comes from within. Surrender is when we stop our constant search for love to arrive from outside of us, from someone else, or in the validation of a loved one, or from a career, or an accomplishment we think will cover us in adoration. Love comes from within. Surrender is that sweet and potent ecstasy of returning fully to the Good that we already are.
Surrender is never a giving over, a disempowering resignation of who we are. Surrender is never a giving away of our truth. Surrender is an effort of radical trust, of turning inward, and releasing every egoic idea we’ve had of ourselves to the Good that’s right here within.
Surrender is the bliss that Mary embodies of knowing at all times and in all places that she is in Good hands. She can, at any moment her soul calls her to, relinquish an egoic state that’s oppressing her and allow the great big unsayable love within her to rise up and inundate her, suffuse her mind and body with the bliss of knowing again the truth of love at her core.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: What does it feel like to repeat inside the heart, “I am in good hands”?

12/01/2025

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Presence: I Exist Intensely

Scholars believe that Christ spoke Aramaic, among other languages. And the Aramaic word for death translates as “existing elsewhere.” This translation implies that when the body ceases to function, this essence of who we are, this presence of love within us, still exists, just mysteriously, somewhere else.
Death then is not an end, but an irrevocable transition—a transformation from being present in the body, behind our eyes, to being present in a place that’s ultimately unknowable to the living.
This translation of death also allows us to understand the way that the egoic-self can cause a form of death, by forcing us to exist elsewhere, at different points throughout our lifetime.
The strength in the seven powers that Mary Magdalene names in her gospel is that they compel us to exist either in the past, painfully regretting or longing for what was. Or casting our presence into the future, clinging to what might be. So many of us live like this: ransoming our present joy until we reach some distant point when we have what we think we want.
The seven powers of the ego take us from the present moment. And the only place that we can actually create change in our lives is when we have the courage to just be with the presence of love right here within. So, every time we return from the “death” of existing elsewhere, in the past or in the future, we’re coming back to life.
All it takes to be present again, all it takes to come back to this body, to this one ferociously precious life, to this potent moment, is three breaths. And this is both the easiest and hardest part about being human. Because it takes becoming aware that we are no longer present, and that’s the arduous part. It takes waking up again and again, fighting for our capacity to be here, to exist intensely. And for those of us with histories of trauma, the work is even more intense, and the return is even more triumphant. ❤️‍🔥

Soul-Voice Meditation: What can I release to exist intensely in the present moment?

11/24/2025

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🪞Connect to my post from March 17th to read the original message of this card.

Witness: I Am Fully Seen

Mercury retrograde is winding down, and this final stretch brings what has been unseen into clear view. This is the week of quiet revelation and the moment the universe whispers, “Here is what you were meant to see all along.”

As the veil thins, life may feel more transparent: intentions become clearer, patterns reveal themselves, and your own truth rises to the surface. Remember to observe, not absorb. You’re not meant to carry everything you notice, only to witness it with awareness.

This week invites a softer kind of clarity. Instead of reacting, pause. Instead of assuming, listen. Instead of pushing, allow space for insight to unfold on its own timeline.

A few gentle steps for this week:
• Practice witness-consciousness: notice without judgment.
• Honor your intuition: if something feels off or finally clicks, trust that knowing.
• Revisit conversations or feelings that are resurfacing, they’re returning for a reason.
• Stay grounded in your own truth not the projections or energies of others.
• Give yourself permission to be seen by your own heart first, and then by those who can meet you where you truly are.

As Mercury slows, it doesn’t push you toward answers, it reveals what’s ready to be understood. Let this week be a gentle unfolding. What comes to light now is meant to guide your next chapter with more honesty, clarity, and alignment.🕯️

Soul-Voice Meditation: What aspect of my soul am I ready to witness and reveal?

11/17/2025

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The Good: I Am Inherently Good

“If we let it, the fact that we are Good—that truth alone—can transform our entire lives.
We can let go of the guilt, the shame, the feeling of not being enough or of being far too much. We can let go of the idea that we are somehow less, or worth less, because we are human.
We can let go of the idea that god is a divine being who is way up there, way beyond us and out of our reach. We can let go of this idea of a spiritual hierarchy, this idea that somehow we are ranked on some vertical axis from the most saintly at the tippy-top to the most sinful down at the bottom.
We can let go of this constant struggle to feel good, and we can begin to remember the truth that we are Good. We are a part of the ultimate Good. And this is both our truth to claim and our purpose to live.
The Gospel of Mary doesn’t refer to god as god at all. God of course is the masculine form of the creator, or divine being in the English language. The feminine form is goddess. The Gospel of Mary refers to god or goddess, or the ultimate creator, as simply, the Good.
And the Gospel of Mary explains that human beings are not inherently or innately sinful. Human beings are good. Christ explains the human condition in Mary’s gospel by saying, “The Good came among you, pursuing (the good) which belongs to every nature.” (Mary 3:5)
The Good belongs to every nature. This is important to emphasize: the Good here isn’t earned. The Good belongs to us, within us. The Good is inherent in what it means to be human.
Start here—you are Good. Let that truth ring through you. Let that truth guide you. Let that truth remind you of who you are, and of your purpose here on earth. You are inherently Good.
And with that goodness you will see all of creation differently. You will see that every nature, every modeled form, every creature belongs to this same goodness that you are.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: What Good can I see in myself in this moment?

11/10/2025

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Mary Magdalene: Love Only Ever Expands

“Peter says to Mary in her gospel, “Sister, we know the Savior loved you more than all other women.” (Mary 6:1) This passage makes clear that Christ’s love for Mary was unique, singular. And so there were teachings that his love for her alone could communicate, teachings that she alone could receive, and that she alone could then share with the rest of the world.
Because of this, Peter then asks Mary, “Tell us the words of the Savior that you remember, the things which you know that we don’t because we haven’t heard them.” (Mary 6:2)
The heart of Mary’s gospel then follows. She reveals what has been hidden from us. She teaches us about the vision we’re all capable of, how the soul perceives the world with the spiritual eye or a form of seeing from within this unassuming and humble space of the human heart.
Mary’s intimate exchange with Christ in her gospel takes place from within her. Christ tells her that she’s wonderful for being able to perceive him, and that this capacity to see with the heart, this true vision is the treasure. This love that sits at the core of who we are is what allows us to become a bridge between the worlds. This love that is stronger than death. This love that reminds us, when we are bound by a power of the ego, that we are also a soul. This love that frees us.
When we allow love to overwhelm us, letting it reach where we feel broken, alone, unforgive-able, or forgotten, this is the whole point of being here. The point is to let love reach where it has never been before.
Christ’s love for Mary is the other half of the Christian story. It’s the other half of his ministry. And I believe we’re ready for it now, which is why her buried gospel, lost to us for almost two millennia, has been found. We’re ready to put their love story into practice.
Their story is a love that has always been meant for us. This love that makes simply being fully human our true purpose. This love that res-urrects. This love that brings us back to life again and again. This love that only ever expands.” 🌹 🌅

Soul-Voice Meditation: Where has my love not yet reached?

11/03/2025

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Judgement: The Whole Point Is To Be Human

“The tar, the thick-honey-sludge of what keeps us bound in any of the seven powers is the judgment we hold against ourselves for what we’re going through; judgment of our own humanity is the single greatest obstacle to our spiritual growth.
When we get to the third power in Mary’s gospel, we’re given a profound insight on how to free ourselves from all seven powers: “The soul came to the third Power, which is called ignorance. It examined the soul closely, saying, ‘Where are you going? You are bound by wickedness..’ and the soul said, ‘Why do you judge me, since I have not passed judgment?’”’ (Mary 9:9-13)
It’s fairly ironic for ignorance to call the soul
“bound by wickedness.” Because of course, the one actually bound is ignorance, not the soul. Ignorance, the third power, is seeing (or projecting) onto the soul what it can’t see or refuses to see about itself. The truth that in fact the one who is bound is the one who feels the need to judge in the first place.
And then the soul reveals its ultimate superpower, non-judgment. The soul asks the third power, or ignorance, “Why do you judge me, since I have not passed judgment?” (Mary 9:14)
Freedom from any of the seven powers begins with this awareness of how and when we judge, either ourselves or someone else. (Because as the third power demonstrates so beautifully here, we often judge in others what is actually true about ourselves.)
The real power here is when we can see that there’s nothing we have ever done that we actually have the right to judge. Judging what we have done only forces us to remain in the same power that caused the action we’re judging.
Seeing that we are human, which means making galactic mistakes, and also having a soul that can love even the worst of our actions— this is how we move away from the practice of judgment.
Seeing that we are here to be human, to make mistakes, and to then let love reach where it has never been before-this is a purpose. A calling.
And the whole point in being here.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: What judgement can I free myself from in this moment?

10/27/2025

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Freedom: I Am Called Here To Be Free

“This is it. This is the mountaintop, the ultimate place to reach. This moment, this exalted state of just being fully here, right now, in this breath, in this body. This is what we work so hard for: freedom.
And this is what makes freedom so powerful:
It’s not dependent on anything outside of us. It doesn’t arrive because of a single event or a singular person in our life, no matter how significant. Freedom comes from within.
So we can experience freedom even in the midst of the most tremendous pain or the most stressful circumstances. Freedom is not bound to anything that’s temporary.
Freedom is the glorious, inner state of peace we can reach when we’ve unbound ourselves from all the egoic states that confine our perception. Freedom feels like a blank slate, a wide expanse, a universe of possibility suddenly opening up from within. Freedom is our birthright.
Christ reminds us, in Galatians 5:13, “Remember friends, to you the call came to give you freedom.”
We are called here to be free. Both externally and internally. Free from persecution, free from oppression, free from others causing us harm, and free from our own thoughts that harm us from within. We are here to free ourselves and to be in service of a love that actively works to end oppression in all its forms.
We cultivate this state of feeling free by remembering that freedom is our birthright. No matter what unfolds, no matter how often the ego tries to bind us in one of its seven powers.
There’s a freedom that comes from within.
It’s a freedom that no one can ever take from us. There’s a freedom that’s divine. It’s witnessed and then passed on, from heart to liberated heart.
There’s a freedom that comes from knowing true peace. From remembering the Good we are. From aligning again with the source of love itself.
This is what we’re called here to be: free. This is what we’re called here to demonstrate, to protect, and to advocate for each other: freedom.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: What does freedom feel like for me in this moment?

10/20/2025

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The Cross: I Am Anchored In Love

“It is believed that after crossing the Mediterranean Sea, Mary Magdalene landed in what is now Saintes-Marles-de-la-Mer, in the south of France. This is why Mary Magdalene is associated with the Guardian’s Cross that originates in this coastal region of France.
It contains a traditional cross at the top, a heart in the middle, and an anchor at its base. This triune composition refers to 1 Corinthians 13:13, “Faith, hope, and love endure—these three, but the greatest of these is love.”
Christ instructs us in Mary’s gospel, “Become content at heart, while also remaining discontent and disobedient; indeed, become contented and agreeable only in the presence of that other Image of nature.
Anyone with two ears capable of hearing should listen!” (Mary 3:12-14)
The Greek word for knowledge or knowing—gnosis—doesn’t refer to intellectual knowledge, or something we can be taught, or information we can be given by someone else. Gnosis is what we know because of direct experience.
For me, Christ here is asking us to become anchored in the direct experience of love, foremost. To become rooted in the presence of love. To listen inward daily. To know love, meaning to experience directly from within you that you are love. So that you can remain discontent with and disobedient to all that is not love.
“The presence of that other image of Nature,” for me, from my experience is referring to the presence of love which I encounter within me, and it’s a presence that is eternal. This love is what’s more than me. And I can only know this presence, this great big unsayable love in my heart, if I am willing to listen and be present to it.
This allows me then to discern when someone or an institution is asking me to do something or to be someone in the world that is not love. This is why love is the most crucial, why love is “the greatest of these,” because love is meant to lead the way.

Soul-Voice Meditation: Where in my life can I anchor more fully into my heart?

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