Welcome to my blog series where we share the magic and transformative power of the Lemurian Huna Retreat in Kauai. The first post, "Ancient Wisdom in Kauai: Unveiling Our Light Ancestry," takes you inside the retreat's unique environment, set in one of the most energetically potent places on Earth. Here, participants reconnect with their ancient wisdom and light ancestry, surrounded by Kauai’s breathtaking natural beauty, which serves as both the setting and an active participant in their journey of self-discovery.
This series aims to give you a closer look at the profound experiences that unfold when people from around the globe gather to remember and reconnect with their spiritual heritage, supported by the land's deep energies. I invite you to explore how these ancestral connections influence personal growth and spiritual awakening, providing insights that are ancient and urgently relevant to our lives today.
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It’s important to remember that not everyone may understand or respect your need for boundaries. Some individuals may exhibit what can be described as predatory behaviours, which often reflect a desire for control rather than mutual respect and empowerment.
This “predator energy” can be associated with individuals who display traits associated with personality disorders, such as antisocial, borderline, histrionic, and narcissistic personality disorders. While it's not appropriate to diagnose someone without professional training, being aware of these traits—which are thought to be present in around 9.1% of the population—can be beneficial for your mental health and safety.
In her book, Women Who Run With The Wolves, Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés discusses how individuals exhibiting predator energy may use others to alleviate deep feelings of loneliness.
While these...
Trust is essential for transformation. It lets us surrender to the unknown to create something new. Trust opens possibilities, eases changes, and accelerates spiritual growth.
But for many, trust is fragile. We fear making wrong choices and the pain that may come. Trusting ourselves, our body, intuition, life, or surrendering can feel like placing our fate in someone else's hands—reckless and impossible. Yet we need trust to move forward and allow new experiences into our lives. It is crucial for authentic fulfillment.
Ideally, trust allows vulnerability while making us feel safe and connected. It enables exploration and discovery without the fear of punishment for lowering our defences. Without trust, curiosity fades, preventing adventures and surprises. We become stuck in old patterns.
Learning to trust our ability to feel and discern emotions is the first step toward deepening our overall trust. We gain clarity when we live with an open heart.
As we look back on the Facebook Live event from December, the excitement of celebrating “The Burnout Antidote” audiobook still resonates. The intimate connection forged through the spoken word has brought a new dimension to the book, making it a perfect companion for the introspective winter months. Now, as we move through March, the lessons and reflections from that event continue to guide us in embracing our inner light.
The discussion on boundaries during the livestream was particularly poignant. As we navigate the complexities of relationships and the demands of service, understanding the balance between giving and self-care remains crucial. The audiobook, with its meditations and insights, offers a path to maintaining this balance and deepening our connection to our core essence.
For those who missed the live event or wish to revisit its wisdom, the recording is still available. These insights can...
Découvrez le parcours inspirant de France vers l'éveil spirituel dans cette conversation d'une heure, qui vous plongera dans un monde de transformation personnelle et de sagesse intérieure.
Cette conversation avec France est centrée sur son parcours de transformation, passant d'une carrière conventionnelle à l'acceptation de son éveil spirituel. Elle partage ses expériences de médiumnité, l'écriture d'un livre qui est devenu un tournant dans sa vie, et comment la perte de son emploi à la télévision l'a conduite à enseigner et à partager ses aperçus spirituels. France souligne l'importance de faire confiance à sa guidance intérieure, de se connecter à son moi supérieur par la méditation et l'écriture inspirée, et les défis de faire un saut de foi vers un chemin spirituel. Elle parle du concept du "moi...
At the moment of our soul's incarnation, when the unique light that defines us settles into a human cell at conception, the seeds of our destiny are embedded within this light. We enter this world as a spark of light, and this luminosity remains our core essence throughout our lives. By understanding the qualities of our inner light, we can uncover the seeds of our destiny that we carry within us.
One fundamental quality of our light is its dynamic nature; it is never stagnant. It seeks movement in all directions: downward and inward, upward and outward, through every part of our being, and forward into the future. This movement allows the light to expand within our bodies and the space around us, driving us towards our purpose and destiny.
Destiny, in essence, is the force of our purpose—it's the intelligent thread that weaves through our lives, guiding us always. We can sense this guiding...
I often hear: How can I authentically practice self-love if I don’t truly love myself?
In the world of personal development, so much advice is predicated on caring for oneself first.
But what if the feeling isn’t there?
We cannot command self-love to manifest, nor should we “fake it till we make it.” But we can nurture it along.
The key to the practice of self-love is… practice!
Here are three ways you can begin to practice now. And remember, be gentle with yourself.
You are a spiritual being with a desire to be human and not the other way around.
Make a daily priority of nurturing your mind-body-spirit connection by practicing presence and awareness with conscious breath and meditation.
Your body is the instrument your soul has chosen for this human adventure. Be kind to it. Be sensitive to the feedback and power of this incredible spiritual-biological miracle that you ride around in.
Attuned and optimized for the manifestation...
Back in October 2019, I had the profound privilege of engaging in a deeply moving conversation with Nancy Levin on the Embodied podcast. Nancy is a remarkable poet, bestselling author, and a treasured voice on Hay House Radio.
This heart-to-heart dialogue was not just a discussion, but a journey through the transformative power of self-discovery and healing.
Nancy opened up about her life experiences, including her time with inspirational figures like Louise Hay, Wayne Dyer, and Debbie Ford. It was touching to hear her describe the significant impact of losing these three influential friends, colleagues, and mentors. Their absence has undoubtedly left a void, but also a legacy of wisdom and courage that continues to inspire.
A central theme of our conversation was the exploration of parental and societal conditioning, and how these factors shape our paths.
Nancy shared her narrative...
For most of my life, I couldn't see all the things I was doing out of habit, but that I truly didn't want to do.
The belief that I had to was so ingrained in me.
It's very easy for highly sensitive people like us to betray ourselves.
We don't even know we are doing it. Especially if the circumstances of our upbringing brought us to overuse our empathy in service to others, it's become our default setting. And often to the detriment of our self-preservation and our joy.
Empathy is such an important (and needed more than ever right now) human quality. It allows us to understand and share the feelings of others, and to know what others need. It is essential in building a resilient and creative society. I think it should be part of the school curriculum because it is the building block for everything else if we want to lead a healthy and meaningful life.
Empathy is at its strongest when we are young kids. If it is modelled to us, it stays intact...
New Year’s resolutions are typically goals that we set for the coming year and results we plan to achieve.
For example: “This year I will exercise, meditate, or somehow succeed more… and I will stress, drink, and overeat less.”
Optimistic and caught up in the spirit, "New Year’s Eve You" makes promises on behalf of "Future You," and "Future You" never has a chance, because goals set in the future often stay in the future, and we find ourselves making the same resolutions the following year.
There is only ever right now.
That's why deciding what you will be in the future is never as powerful as making changes in the present moment.
Start thinking about how you want to live your “nows.” The best way to make your intentions a reality is to re-conceptualize resolutions as daily, even hourly, commitments—more like “New Now’s Resolutions.”
Kickstart your New Year's...
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