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Reiki Rhaes, Omaha, NE (2025)

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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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?

10/13/2025

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Silence: I Speak From My Heart

“The most important voice we could ever hear doesn’t have a voice at all. The silence within the heart isn’t devoid of sound or images. The silence within us is often deafening with the volume of its truth. The silence is often so confronting because it asks us to face what we already know.
Silence is mentioned in two significant points in Chapter 9 of Mary’s gospel. First, “After Mary had said these things, she was silent. Since it was up to this point that the Savior had spoken to her.” (Mary 9:30-31) This verse implies that everything Mary shares in her gospel was word for word what she had heard from within her.
Silence is only a virtue when we’re truthful about sharing word for word what we hear in our heart. It’s never virtuous to hold back or silence a truth that lives inside us. No matter how the outside world might perceive it.
It’s not our work to judge a truth within us so critically that we never even express it. This ends up being one of the main regrets of the dying— that we didn’t say out loud what was repeating itself already in the silent knowing of the heart.
Mary says, “From this hour on, for the time of the due season of the aeon, I will receive rest in silence.” (Mary 9:29) This is the silence that comes when all of the seven powers have lost. This is the silence that is a triumph, a tiny, unceremonious, and unseen victory and yet no less monumental.
Imagine each of the seven powers holding a microphone. When we do the work that Mary’s gospel reveals, when we let love reach to where it has never been before, and we release the tight grasp each power has on the mic, silence is our reward.
Silence is when we have overcome all those egoic powers that would have us believe we are anything other than love. Silence is being submerged in love. Silence is when all we hear is the steady stream of what the heart has to say. And joy is the courage to simply express it. Word for word. Saying only what the heart already knows.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: When the ego is silent, what do I hear my heart share?

10/06/2025

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The Legacy: Love Is Always Legendary

“I dreamt once that I was at the bottom of the ocean. I felt the impossible weight on me as if I was holding up the entire ocean with my tiny little back.
Then, this unexpected ripple of light made me It my head. I glanced up to see a huge mirror right in front of me. At first all I could see was the suffeting on my face from the weight. But then I saw my grandfather standing beside me, and he had that glowing look of love that he often used when he was alive.
I noticed that he was just the first in an endless line of ancestors all looking at me with that same love-gaze, and they were all there holding up the weight of the ocean with me.
Whenever I feel this sense of having to do something on my own, or of being alone with my sadness, or with a choice about my life that is creating stress, I remember that I am part of a great unending chain of the love that has come before me. I am just one tiny link.
My life is not linear; it does not just begin and then end. My life is a continuation of all the love that has been passed on to me. Love is always legendary.
Even though a loved one has passed on and is no longer visible, the love that they are lives on with us from within us. Each time we allow love to overwhelm an unforgiving state we’ve fallen into, we are connected again to them. All love lives on through us from within us, hidden and unseen, yet no less real.
This is the form of vision Mary Magdalene practiced. This is how she was able to see Christ within her heart. And maybe this is what Mary shared with Sarah, and all those around her. This is the form of vision that lifts the weight of what we thought we had to do alone. This is the form of vision that connects us to the legacy of love we each come from.
And this is why Mary responds to Peter in her gospel, “I will teach you about what is hidden from you.” (Mary 6:3)” 🌹

Soul-Voice Meditation: Whose love lives on through me?

09/29/2025

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Union: My Self & Soul Are One

“In Chapter 5 of Mary’s gospel, the disciples are terrified in the wake of Christ’s crucifixion, They fear they will be killed as well if they’re caught by the Roman Empire.
I’ve always seen this passage as if it were a scene from a film. I can imagine so vividly the dread they must have felt. I can imagine the comments about the threat to their own lives getting louder until the fear becomes palpable in the air.
“Then Mary stood up,” her gospel reads, and I can see this so clearly. I can see her standing up among a sea of disciples all huddled together on the ground, feeling defeated and afraid.
“Then Mary stood up and greeted them; she tenderly kissed them all and said, ‘Brothers and sisters, do not weep, do not be distressed nor be in doubt. For his grace will be with you sheltering you.” (Mary 5:4-6) Mary stood up for the disciples, in a moment of pure terror, and became a presence of love among them. Mary stood up in the midst of great fear to be the love that Christ had been among them.
This moment from Mary’s gospel demonstrates what it means to be in union. And it’s evidence of her leadership in the earliest form of Christianity. Mary goes on to say that as a community of brothers and sisters, “we should praise his greatness, for he has united us and made us true Human beings.” (Mary 5:7-8)
Christ lived in a state of union. He was Ihidaya, which is Aramaic for “the Unified One.” He had unified his egoic-self, his full humanity, with his divinity, his eternal soul. He had become fully human and fully divine: Anthropos, the child of true Humanity.
Mary, in this state of union, stood up in the midst of panic, to be a presence of love when love was most needed. And this is what Mary reminds us that we can do as well. We can practice living in a state of union by returning again and again to the soul that sits like a treasure here inside our very human hearts.
𝙒𝙚 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙥𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙝𝙚𝙣 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙩 𝙣𝙚𝙚𝙙𝙚𝙙.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: How can I stand up like Mary to be a presence of love in this moment?

09/22/2025

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The Breath: I Reclaim My Soul

🗣️Repeat card: you can scroll through posts to read the original card reading from May 26. Here’s the connecting message between the two dates.

Both May 26 and September 22 are threshold moments — times of new beginnings and resets. The New Moon in May and the Equinox with Eclipse in September are mirrors of each other: one plants the seed, the other reveals what must be balanced or transformed.

These two dates are bound by breath:

•In May the breath is like the first inhale•
Gemini energy opening the lungs of the mind, curiosity, communication, and inspiration. A soul remembering itself through new ideas and inner whispers.

•In September the breath is like the exhale•
Libra and Scorpio energy calling us to release imbalance, let go of illusions, and reclaim harmony in relationships and within the self. A soul returning to truth, purging what no longer belongs, and breathing in balance.

🌬️ The thread between these two cosmic moments is the reminder that breath is our soul’s doorway— to begin again, to rebalance, and to reclaim.

Soul-Voice Meditation: Take three intentional breaths right now to reclaim your soul.

09/15/2025

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Ascension: Farther Up Is Further In

“It’s such a wild and miraculous moment when we realize that the Good has never been above, or beyond, or fully outside of us.
It’s such a wild and miraculous moment when we arrive at this truth that the great big unsayable love that is the Good is actually right here within us, in this fleeting body, in this bramble of an ego, like an indestructible rose perpetually at bloom in the center of who we are.
It’s such a wild and miraculous moment when we realize that farther up is actually further in.
There’s a legend that Mary Magdalene lived in a cave in the south of France on what is referred to now as Sainte Baume, “the holy mountain.” It is said that she was lifted up seven times a day from the cave to high above the cliffs of the holy mountain.
Artistic depictions of this legend have Mary lifted up physically by at least four angels. One way I used to distance myself from Mary’s humanity was to imagine that this happened for real, that Mary was actually lifted up into the air by a bevy of angels.
It was such a wild and miraculous moment when I realized that these angels met Mary from within her own heart. And that the seven times a day refers to the seven powers of the ego, and the practice of recognizing and releasing them at least seven times a day.
For me, ascension happens by descending deeper into the truth of who we are. The angels lift us up when we forget that the Good is not distant, above and beyond us. As if the Good is way, way up there, in heaven too high for us to reach in these “lowly” human forms.
The angels lift us up and remind us that the Good has always been right here, within, and among us. The Good is what we are and what we do. The Good exists not on a vertical, but on the horizontal—we are eye to eye with the angels, not below or beneath them. The Good is what’s present right here within. Yes, heaven too.
Farther up is further in.”

Soul-Voice Meditation: What happens when I remember that the Good is right here within me?

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