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PsychicMedium,IntuitiveHealer, SpiritualMentor Over30yrs experience,I help souls heal, awaken,&reconnect with their divine path.Through mediumship,inner child&shadowwork,energy healing,spiritual guidance,giving support in finding clarity,peace,& purpose.

25/02/2026

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Speakinward Before You Speak Out.Before you speak out, you have to speakinward. These words kept circling in my mind dur...
22/02/2026

Speakinward Before You Speak Out.

Before you speak out, you have to speakinward.
These words kept circling in my mind during this season of stepping back. The word ā€œSpeakinwardā€ may not exist in a dictionary, but it exists in truth. Speakinward means having the courage to turn your voice toward yourself before offering it to the world. It means asking yourself whether you actually believe what you are about to say. It means checking whether your nervous system is steady enough to hold the weight of your own words.
I know I have been quiet. From the outside it might have looked like I disappeared, but I did not disappear. I recalibrated. There is a difference. I refuse to speak loudly when I feel shaky inside. I refuse to give advice if I am not anchored in it. There was a period recently where I could feel that my voice did not feel solid in my own body. And that is not a place from which I am willing to guide.
We talk so much about triggers in the healing world. We name them, we analyse them, we teach about them. But what are they really?
A trigger is not proof that you are broken. It is not proof that you have failed your healing. A trigger is simply a mirror. It shows you where a fragment still exists, where a memory or pattern still carries charge. It is evidence that healing is ongoing.
This is the truth people do not always like to hear. No one on this Earth is ever fully, completely healed. Because healing is not a destination. It is not a badge you earn and then you are done. Healing is growth. It is refinement. It is the constant reclamation of power as you ascend through layers of self. The idea of being ā€œfully healedā€ would mean there is nothing left to learn, nothing left to integrate. And if that were true, our ascension here would be complete.
Not long ago, I experienced a significant trigger. It was not small. It did not brush past me lightly. It moved through my system in a way that placed me into freeze. And if you have ever experienced nervous system freeze, you know it is not dramatic or loud. It is quiet. It is still. It is the absence of movement. I did not want to speak. I did not want to react. I did not want to push forward. I simply sat.
Years ago, that state would have frightened me. I might have interpreted it as regression or weakness. But this time, because I have done the work, I understood what was happening. Instead of fighting it, I allowed it. I observed it. I questioned what it was teaching me. I placed boundaries where boundaries had been blurred. I responded from awareness instead of reacting from pain.
That is the difference between an unhealed nervous system and one that has been tended to. An unhealed system reacts immediately to protect. A healing system pauses, assesses, and chooses consciously. I was able to sit in the freeze without abandoning myself. That alone tells me how far I have come.
And through that stillness, clarity emerged. Decisions were made not from fear, but from alignment. My voice, which once felt shaky, began to feel rooted again. My body felt more grounded. My aura felt less reactive and more reflective. I could feel the difference in my own energy. I was no longer speaking from a wound. I was speaking from integration.
I am genuinely proud of the choices I have made in this period. Not because they were easy, but because they were aligned. I know I am protected. I know my place. I know my mission. And I know that no harm will come to me when I am acting from truth.
Triggers will still come. They always will. That is part of ascension. Ascension is not about floating above human experience. It is about moving through it consciously. Each trigger is another layer dissolving, another opportunity to respond differently than you once would have. And that is growth.
Ascension will not be completed in this realm. When ascension is complete, we graduate. And graduation does not mean applause or recognition. It means we leave this Earth. It means the curriculum here is finished. Until that day, we are students of consciousness, refining ourselves through experience.
So if I went quiet, it was because I was speakinward. I was ensuring that when I returned, my voice would be steady in my own chest before it reached yours.
And now it is.

Love,
Lisa Azzi
Soul Guide & Oracle of the Awakening.
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18/02/2026

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Karma Is Not a Weapon.I work in healing. That means I sit with stories that most people only see as headlines.I have hel...
14/02/2026

Karma Is Not a Weapon.

I work in healing. That means I sit with stories that most people only see as headlines.
I have held women who escaped domestic violence. I have listened to survivors of sexual abuse. I have supported families shattered by su***de. I have spoken with people who have fled countries to survive, and I have walked beside those financially destroyed by betrayal or collapse.

When you sit with that much pain, language starts to matter, and there is one word I struggle with.
Karma.

I see it thrown around online so casually.
ā€œThey’re getting their karma.ā€
ā€œIt’s karma.ā€
ā€œEverything happens for a reason.ā€

Every time, I find myself asking one simple question:

What did the original victim do?
Are we saying the child deserved abuse?
The woman deserved violence?
The man deserved murder?
The grieving mother deserved to bury her son?
If we truly believe karma means action and consequence, then whose action are we referring to?
Because karma, in its purest sense, belongs to the one who acts.
If someone chooses harm, the consequence belongs to them.
It does not retroactively justify the suffering of the one they harmed.

Somewhere along the way, ā€œkarmaā€ became a spiritual version of victim-blaming. A neat little word we use when we do not want to sit with the discomfort of randomness, cruelty, or free will. I cannot support that. Not as a healer. Not as a woman who has lived trauma. Not as a human being.

There are moments in life that are not cosmic justice. Sometimes something terrible happens because someone made a terrible choice. Sometimes we cross paths with someone drowning in their own unhealed wounds, addiction, rage, or darkness. Sometimes we simply collide with another person’s unresolved karma, and sometimes, if I am completely honest, life hiccups. Energy collides. Circumstances intersect. Free will moves, and the result is painful.

Not everything in life is orchestrated, not everything is deserved. Not everything carries a neat spiritual explanation.
The phrase ā€œeverything happens for a reasonā€ may comfort the observer. But it can silence the person who is bleeding.
When someone is shattered, they do not need philosophy.

They need presence. They need compassion.
They need accountability for what was done to them.
Before typing the word karma under someone’s tragedy, I invite people to pause.

Ask yourself:
Am I offering understanding?
Or am I protecting myself from feeling uncomfortable?
Because there is always an original victim.
And healing requires honesty.
Karma, to me, is not a weapon.
It is not a justification.
It is not an excuse.
It is action and consequence.
And we must be mindful whose action we are truly speaking about.

Love & Light,
Lisa A – Soul Guide & Oracle of the Awakening.
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When Healing Becomes Still.For a long time, healing for me looked like movement.Processing, understanding, unpacking, an...
10/02/2026

When Healing Becomes Still.

For a long time, healing for me looked like movement.
Processing, understanding, unpacking, and releasing.
There was always something to tend to, something to work through, something asking for my attention.
I believed healing meant forward motion. Growth. Expansion. Becoming. And then one day, just like that everything went quiet.
I don’t feel sad.
I don’t feel lost.
I don’t feel broken.
I feel still.
I don’t want to go anywhere or do anything.
I don’t want to talk, drive, work, plan, or engage with the world in the ways I once did. There is no urgency inside me, no push, no pull. Just a deep, neutral pause. For a while, I questioned this. What is wrong with me? After all the years of healing, all the inner work, all the awareness, how could I be here again?
After deep contemplation I have more awareness and understanding.
This isn’t the same place!
This stillness doesn’t come from fear or collapse. It doesn’t feel heavy or panicked or despairing. It feels… quiet. Safe. Empty in a way that isn’t frightening. What I’m learning is that sometimes healing doesn’t ask us to do more. Sometimes it asks us to stop.
When the nervous system has spent years surviving, holding, anticipating, and staying alert, there comes a moment where it finally trusts enough to rest.
Not sleep. Not dissociate. Just rest in being. This is something we need to allow. There is a difference between numbness and neutrality. Between avoidance and completion. This is not me giving up on life. This is my body laying things down.
I was asking how to fix this, then came to the realisation, there was nothing to fix, as there is nothing broken. We don’t often talk about this phase of healing.
The part where there is no story to tell, no wound to tend to, no lesson to extract.
Just space.
It can be uncomfortable to sit here.
Not because it hurts, but because there is nothing to fix.
No identity in pain.
No momentum in struggle.
No familiar edges to push against.
Only presence.
I’m allowing myself to be here without judgement.
Without timelines.
Without explaining myself away.
This stillness is not the end of my healing.
It may be the first time I’m not healing at all.
And that, too, is part of the journey.

So if I’m M.I.A this I where I’ve been and where I am.

Lisa Azzi
Soul Guide & Oracle of the Awakening.

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