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01/26/2026

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01/20/2026

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L’INTUITION : CETTE VOIX QUI SAIT AVANT LA TÊTE

Dans un monde saturé d’informations, de contradictions et de tensions — entre crises agricoles,
décisions politiques opaques et discours médiatiques anxiogènes — il devient de plus en plus difficile de savoir à qui faire confiance. Les repères extérieurs vacillent. Les vérités se contredisent. Et beaucoup sentent confusément que quelque chose ne tourne plus rond.

C’est précisément dans ces moments-là que l’intuition devient essentielle.

L’intuition n’est ni un luxe spirituel ni un don réservé à quelques initiés. C’est une capacité naturelle, profondément humaine, que chacun possède. Elle se manifeste simplement : un ressenti dans le corps, une évidence intérieure, une sensation claire mais difficile à expliquer. Elle ne fait pas de bruit. Elle ne passe pas par la peur. Elle ne dramatise pas. Elle sait.

Contrairement au mental, nourri par les médias, les opinions, les chiffres et les peurs collectives, l’intuition ne cherche pas à convaincre. Elle ne crée pas d’angoisse. Elle apporte au contraire un sentiment de justesse, de calme intérieur, de sécurité silencieuse, même lorsque la situation extérieure est instable.

Aujourd’hui, beaucoup sentent que les réponses ne viendront plus uniquement des institutions, des experts ou des grandes figures d’autorité. Les mouvements sociaux, les crises internationales, les incohérences visibles dans les décisions mondiales nous poussent à une chose : revenir à notre boussole intérieure.

Développer son intuition, ce n’est pas fuir la réalité. C’est apprendre à ralentir, à écouter son corps, ses émotions, ses silences. C’est discerner ce qui est vrai pour soi au milieu du chaos ambiant, sans se laisser happer par la peur collective.

Suivre son intuition demande du courage. Cela peut amener à penser différemment, à ne plus suivre aveuglément, à poser des choix qui dérangent ou qui sortent des cadres établis. Mais c’est aussi ce qui permet de rester debout, lucide et vivant dans un monde en profonde mutation.

L’intuition est parfois appelée le sixième sens, ou encore une guidance intérieure. Certains y verront une dimension spirituelle, d’autres une intelligence du vivant. Peu importe le nom. Ce qui compte, c’est qu’elle nous relie à quelque chose de plus vaste, plus fiable que le bruit extérieur.

Dans ces temps de bouleversements majeurs, l’intuition devient un véritable outil de survie consciente. Elle nous aide à savoir quand agir, quand attendre, quand dire non, quand nous protéger, quand aider, et surtout comment rester alignés sans nous perdre.

Au fond, l’intuition n’est pas quelque chose à développer.
C’est quelque chose à se rappeler.

Auteur : Maud Albertini

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01/15/2026

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01/15/2026

‎"I am Thoth, the keeper of the keys of wisdom, the scribe of the eternal laws. Before the mountains were raised and the stars were named, I walked in the halls of light. I learned the secrets of creation, and I sealed them in symbols for those who would one day remember.
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‎He who masters himself becomes ruler of the worlds. For the chaos outside is only a reflection of the chaos within, and the throne of power is built first in the silent chambers of the soul.
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‎The light you seek does not descend from the heavens. It rises from the depths of your own being. Awaken the fire within, and the darkness shall flee without battle.
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‎Death is not an ending, but a doorway. Those who fear it are still bound to form. Those who understand it walk freely between worlds.
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‎As above, so below. As within, so without. The universe mirrors the mind, and the mind shapes the universe. Know this, and you become a co-creator with the gods.
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‎Speech is magic. Thought is power. Silence is mastery. The wise speak only when their words carry the weight of creation.
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‎Time is a river, but consciousness is the swimmer. The unawakened are carried by its current. The awakened move against it.
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‎The body is a temple, but the mind is the altar. Keep both pure, and the divine will dwell within you.
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‎Seek not truth in books alone, for the living tablet is written in your spirit. Read yourself, and you will know the cosmos.
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‎Those who conquer fear inherit eternity. For fear is the last chain of the soul."
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- Thoth Hermes Trismegistus
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01/14/2026

Anger isn’t the problem.

It’s a disembodied, dissociative relationship with the underlying energy of anger that leads to so much pain and suffering.

Anger is a vital, sacred, embodied force—one that so many of us were never allowed, or never taught, to feel safely.

To be in mature relationship with this energy, we need direct, embodied, compassionate contact with it. Not to act it out. Not to suppress it. But to feel it—so it can help us protect ourselves, protect others, and make wise, skillful decisions.

There is something almost archetypal here—an inherited wound around anger in our culture, especially among sensitive, empathic, spiritually oriented people. The wound of having learned, very early, that our fire was dangerous.

That our “no” was unwelcome. That our vitality—our power, intensity, truth-telling, and boundary-setting—caused disruption, withdrawal, or shame in the environment around us.

For a child, this is no small thing.

Expressing anger often meant risking rupture in the bond with a primary attachment figure. And for a young nervous system, that risk is unbearable. It threatens survival itself.

So the body learns.

Long before we have language or reflection, we ask a much more primitive question—not Is my anger valid? but Do I lose connection when I express it? Does someone turn away? Freeze? Become frightened? Shame me?

If the answer is yes, the nervous system makes sense of this quickly: anger is unsafe.

From a developmental perspective, anger is one of the earliest expressions of aliveness. The infant’s reaching. Protesting. Declaring: I matter. I need. I want. I exist.

But when caregivers cannot tolerate that energy—when they themselves have no safe relationship with anger—the child’s anger becomes fused with danger. The nervous system makes a brilliant but costly adaptation: it pushes that fire underground.

It gets buried in the soft tissues of the body, where it remains as heat, tension, collapse, shame, or anxiety.

This is why so many people struggle with boundaries. Why saying “no” feels like betrayal. Why disappointing someone brings disproportionate guilt. Why asserting one’s own needs can feel selfish or threatening.

The body isn’t confused. It’s remembering.

In almost every instance, the difficulty isn’t psychological weakness or spiritual inadequacy. It’s attachment history stored somatically. The body learned that expressing anger meant risking connection—and connection is survival.

In my years of clinical work, I’ve witnessed this again and again. A journey into unlived anger and rage was not incidental—it was essential. The work was to provide sanctuary. To offer safe passage.

To allow the enraged one to be seen, heard, validated, and held.

And almost every time, in the wake of that holding, a deep well of grief revealed itself.

Entering that well together—slowly, respectfully—is where the heart was able to soften, and in many cases, be reborn.

01/07/2026

✍️ Peace on the Silent Road - Sometimes, the road we walk is not lined with crowds or filled with welcoming voices. Sometimes, it is just us, the silence, and the path ahead.

Yesterday, we walked on a red clay road—wet from recent rain, muddy beneath our feet, with no one watching, no one waiting to greet us. Just quiet earth and open sky.
But even there, especially there, peace was still shining.

Because peace does not depend on applause or recognition. It does not require witnesses or perfect conditions. It does not fade when the road becomes difficult or when we walk alone through the mud.
Peace walks with us in the silent moments just as much as in the celebrated ones. It is there in the steady rhythm of our steps, in the breath we take while navigating slippery ground, in the choice to keep moving forward even when no one is watching.

The world may not always see our journey. The path may not always be smooth or clear. But the work of cultivating peace continues—in the quiet, in the challenge, in the simple act of placing one foot in front of the other, again and again.

Yesterday’s muddy road told us this: peace is not about where we walk or who sees us walking. It is about what we carry inside, what we nurture within ourselves, what we choose to be regardless of circumstances.

So we keep walking. Through mud and sunshine, through crowds and solitude, through roads that are easy and roads that test us. Because peace is not conditional. It is a choice. And it shines brightest not when everything is perfect, but when we choose to carry it forward anyway.

May you and all beings be well, happy, and at peace.