The Nature of You

09/06/2025

Today, I took my two kids to the circus—and it was pure magic.

We sat wide-eyed as acrobats soared, magicians performed magic tricks, motor bikes whizzed, and lights danced across the tent. But beyond the spectacle, I was reminded of something deeper: the power of awe.

Awe is that feeling of wonder and amazement when we encounter something vast or extraordinary. It’s not just delightful; it’s essential. For children, experiencing awe can spark curiosity, creativity, and a sense of connection to the world around them. For adults, it can provide perspective, reduce stress, and rekindle joy.

In our busy lives, it’s easy to overlook these moments. But today, watching my children’s faces light up, I was reminded of the importance of seeking out experiences that inspire awe—for them and for myself.

Whether it’s a circus, a walk in nature, or gazing at the stars, let’s make time for wonder. It’s a gift that enriches our lives in countless ways.

23/03/2025

And you’re waiting for them in the bathroom, like, come on, we are on a schedule! MAFS is on at 7pm and you need to be in bed 😂

what’s your secret shame?? I got sucked into this season somehow and it’s been the worst.. but I still need to watch the final ceremony to get some closure..

Tell me I’m not alone or at least cheer me up with what you secretly watch or do…

02/03/2025

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21/02/2025

If you have ongoing health issues or unexplained fatigue/pain/inflammation this is something to consider.

And so very sad that through incorrect advice, potentially more than 90% of pregnant women miscarried.

If you have any of these ongoing effects there are researched ways to improve this so reach out.

Several new studies are finding more effects of the spike protein vaccines on the health of people who have had these shots.

As I reported in an earlier article here, even if someone doesn’t get initial side effects from the CV vaccines, it doesn’t mean that they are ok or won’t get ongoing or later issues. The main issue with the mRNA type vaccines (Pfizer or Moderna) or the GMO chimpanzee adenovirus vaccine (AstraZeneca) or others, is that they all trick your body and your cells to make the CV-19 spike protein to trigger an immune system response and to develop antibodies for protection against future exposures to this virus. This should also remind people that there’s another issue here, that these shots do not confer long-term or permanent antibodies or immunity, otherwise no-one who gets these shots should ever get COVID again, and we know that doesn’t happen! Vaccine-induced antibodies are short-lived and will wane and disappear, often as quickly as 1-2 months after the shot in some people. Hence why more and more “boosters” are being recommended.

But back to the main issue of all these CV-19 shots – that there is no “off” switch. People who have had these will continuously produce the spike proteins. Unfortunately the spike protein is not only the infective part of the coronavirus itself, but the most damaging part too. Hence it wasn’t the best protein to use for the vaccine antigen in hindsight. If your cells are continuously producing spike proteins, you will be affected by chronic inflammation, oxidative damage, and constant immune system triggers which damages and reduces the white blood cells (your immune system) and other effects, which leads to organ and cell damage, and reduced immune system function, which in turn causes increased predisposition to other infections and even cancers. This is why so many people now are finding they have thyroid conditions, low kidney function, liver damage and low function, infertility, heart disease, and increased mental health symptoms, and more cancers, because of the high inflammation and oxidative damage from the constant spike protein production.

I’ve also come across an article of 320 peer-reviewed and published studies showing that the spike protein used in the CV-19 shots are damaging (ie, pathogenic) to the body, and hence why these shots are causing so many side effects, and chronic symptoms and conditions. See the link in the References for more information on these studies (Wucher & Sass, 2024).

A recent study in pre-print (yet to be peer-reviewed) has found people who have had the CV-19 shots are still producing the spike proteins after 709 days (almost 2 years) after the last vaccination (Bhattacharjee et al., 2025). Other studies I have written about in the early days of these vaccines found people were still producing the spike proteins at 6 and 12 months later. As time goes on, there will likely be more long-term studies which find the spike proteins are still being produced over a longer period.

Other findings in this study include that 52% of people who had these shots had severe ongoing side effects, and 70% had some side effects within 10 days of vaccination. Also, high levels of exhausted white blood cell types, increased inflammation markers, and the general health of people who have had the shots was “far below” the general US population average, indicating a lower quality of life. The most frequent reported symptoms following these shot include excessive fatigue (85%), tingling and numbness (80%), exercise intolerance (80%), brain fog (77.5%), difficulty concentrating or focusing (72.5%), trouble falling or staying asleep (70%), neuropathy (70%), muscle aches (70%), anxiety (65%), tinnitus (60%) and burning sensations (57.5%).

Another peer-reviewed and published study has found that the spike protein can cross the placenta into an unborn foetus within ONE HOUR of the shot (Chen et al., 2025), and start to accumulate in foetal tissues in 4-6 hours. This was proven in mouse studies, as obviously we can’t use pregnant women in these studies, due to the huge potential risk to both the mother and baby. This is exactly why there is a scientific protocol and ethics boards who oversee these studies, to prevent pregnant women from being used in such studies. But we hear our doctors and so-called government health officials and advertising saying that these (and other) vaccines are safe for pregnant women! But there is no evidence of this safety AT ALL.

There ARE retrospective studies who have looked at pregnant women who went with their doctor’s advice and got the CV-19/mRNA shots, and these studies found that 92% of pregnant women had miscarriages as a result. I have previously posted on this with full references to studies and data showing this.

Always be informed and aware of what you put in or on your body, especially if you are pregnant (or planning on getting pregnant).

If you are having ongoing health issues from the continuous spike protein production, or have never been the same since these shots, there are ways to reduce the effects of the spike protein, and ways to even detoxify or remove them! This will need a personalised investigation and treatment plan, which is what I can do.

Stay healthy!

References:

Bhattacharjee, B., Lu, P., Monteiro, V.S, Tabachnikova, A., Wang, K., Hooper, W.B., Bastos, V., Greene, K., Sawano, M., Guirgis, C., Tzeng, T.J., Warner, F., Baevova, P., Kamath, K. Reifert, J., Hertz, D., Dressen, B., Tabacof, L., Wood, J., Cooke, L., Doerstling, M., Nolasco, S., Ahmed, A., Proal, A., Putrino, D., Guan, L., Krumholz, H., & Iwasaki, A. (2025). Immunological and Antigenic Signatures Associated with Chronic Illnesses after COVID-19 Vaccination. Retrieved 20th February 2025 from https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1

Chen, J-C., Hsu, M-H., Kuo, R-L., Wang, T-L., Kuo, M-L., Tseng, L-Y., Chang, H-L., & Chiu, C-H. (2025). mRNA-1273 is placenta-permeable and immunogenic in the fetus. Molecular Therapy Nucleic Acids, 102489. DOI: 10.1016/j.omtn.2025.102489.

Wucher, M. & Sass, E. (2024). SARS-CoV2 spike protein pathogenicity research collection. Retrieved 21st February 2025 from https://zenodo.org/records/14559644

13/01/2025

I am Miranda. Goddess of love, bringer of love, fear me because of my heart

05/01/2025

This post isn’t about infant sleep—I promise. But let me start there anyway.

If you’ve been following me for a while, you’ll know I have three kids, & my youngest loves being fed to sleep. I took her to sleep school, she learned to sleep on her own, and then completely regressed 🤦‍♀️

The other morning, I hit my breaking point. I was frustrated! So I made a decision. I held strong and rocked her to sleep instead. That night, I did the same. And then, to my surprise, the next morning, when I put her in her cot, she just went to sleep. The same thing happened that night and for most naps since.

So, why am I telling you this if it’s not about sleep? Because this is about deciding to make a change—and being consistent and persistent. It’s a lesson we hear often when it comes to baby sleep, but it applies to all aspects of life.

I see this play out with mums in my Vibrant Mum Project. Some join for a month, don’t engage much, or never check out the incredible resources in the portal. They feel like it didn’t help. Others? They join, stick around for a year or more, show up to the Zoom calls, reply to my emails with questions or updates, and notice real, lasting changes in their health and their family’s wellbeing.

So, which category would you put yourself in? Are you someone who tries something but doesn’t stick to it? Or are you committed and consistent?

I’ll admit—I was in the first category for most of my life. But this past year changed me. Having a baby with cow’s milk protein and soy intolerance (plus reactions to so many other foods) forced me to stick to an extremely strict diet while breastfeeding. If I had tried to do that for myself, I know I would have given in. But doing it for her? It meant everything. She thrived, and honestly, so did I. I felt great.

What made the difference? I was invested. It mattered deeply to me that she was happy, that she was comfortable.

So here’s the takeaway: when something truly matters to us, we’re more likely to be persistent and consistent. The trick is figuring out what really means something to you—and showing up for it.

What matters to you?

04/01/2025

I absolutely love Thai red curry. Every time I eat it, I’m flooded with memories. Back when I was younger and working at Daimaru, I’d always treat myself to a little bowl of steamed rice with just the red curry sauce during my break. It was a small indulgence because, let’s face it, I was on a budget back then!

Tonight, I decided to make Thai red curry from scratch. We could have gone for takeaway, but there’s something so satisfying about cooking after the kids are in bed. It’s almost like therapy—standing in the kitchen, chopping veggies while something plays on the iPad in the background.

One of the best things about making it at home? I can pack it with as many vegetables as I like and tweak the flavors just how I want them. Tonight’s batch had zucchini, mushrooms, carrot, and even a handful of bok choy I needed to use up.

There’s so much joy in creating something that’s not just delicious but also nourishing. Plus, the smells wafting through the house? Instant mood booster.

Do you have a dish that takes you back to a special time or place? I’d love to hear about it!

30/12/2024

In my 20’s planning for New Years Eve took months.

In my 40’s with 3 kids: oh is that today?

29/12/2024

Well it is about time!!

Did anyone else get caught up in the Yoto saga?? We ordered the girls some screen free music players for Xmas. I placed the order at the start of the Black Friday sales on the 25/11 and they are only arriving today 😮

I’ve never had a company take so long to ship an item.. they graciously gave us a voucher, as they did provide Xmas delivery. So if anyone has one and can recommend any favourite cards let me know!