Dawn Alexander - Angeldawn - Holistic Intuitive

09/01/2026

05/01/2026

There will come a random Sunday evening, an ordinary conversation, or a moment so small you almost miss it, when you’re simply too exhausted to keep performing or accepting less than you deserve.

You might catch yourself about to force a laugh at a joke you don’t find funny, nod along with an opinion that makes your skin crawl, or shrink yourself into something more digestible. And right there, in that raw, unguarded moment, you realize you’ve been holding onto a relationship that no longer aligns with the truth of who you are.

When you stop the act and retire your people-pleasing tendencies, those who benefited from the mask will feel uncomfortable, even threatened. They’ll call you “different,” “changed,” “too much,” as if you’ve regressed. What they really mean is that you’ve stopped being convenient or easy to shape. They can no longer take from you like they used to.

Authenticity often means outgrowing approval, artificial harmony, and relationships sustained by performance. It will hurt. But you must let it. The ache is part of the return to heart.

Naturally, you will feel some guilt and grief. But remember this: how can people see you for who you are if you’re performing who you’re not? How can anyone love what they’ve never actually met? Real relationships and deep connections require you to be the most authentic version of yourself.

It’s time to stop translating yourself for people who refuse to learn your language. You’re out here explaining your boundaries, feelings, and existence like you’re asking for permission to take up space. You’re not. You don’t need to footnote your complexity or apologize for your contradictions. You’re allowed to be evolving, messy, sensitive, fierce, uncertain, and still worthy of love and respect.

The right people won’t need a manual to appreciate you. They won’t require you to dim or distort or diminish. They’ll meet you in your wholeness and call it sacred.

Please note that this post shouldn’t be used to excuse harmful patterns or remove personal responsibility.

20/12/2025

Seriously tho

16/12/2025

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15/12/2025

So many survivors are pushed toward forgiveness
as if it’s the final step of healing —
when in reality, it’s often used
to rush people past pain that was never acknowledged.

“Forgive them for your own peace.”
“Let it go.”
“They didn’t know better.”

These phrases are rarely said
for the benefit of the one who was harmed.
They’re said to quiet discomfort.
To close the conversation.
To avoid sitting with the reality of what happened.

But forgiveness without truth
is not healing.
It’s self-abandonment in softer language.

You cannot forgive what you were never allowed to name.
You cannot release what you were told didn’t matter.
And you cannot find peace
by bypassing the parts of you
that are still holding the memory in the body.

For many survivors, the pressure to forgive
comes before there was ever accountability.
Before repair.
Before safety.
Before even a simple acknowledgement of harm.

That’s not spiritual maturity.
That’s emotional gaslighting.

Real healing starts somewhere quieter —
with honesty.
With allowing yourself to feel what you feel
without editing it to protect someone else’s image.

You are allowed to grieve
before you forgive.
You are allowed to be angry
before you find compassion.
You are allowed to prioritise truth
over being “the bigger person.”

Forgiveness, if it ever comes,
is something that unfolds naturally
once your nervous system feels safe —
not something you force yourself into
to prove you’ve healed.

And some wounds don’t require forgiveness at all.
They require boundaries.
Distance.
And a life built differently.

Peace doesn’t come from forgiving too soon.
It comes from finally choosing yourself
without apology.

14/12/2025

I’ve seen this truth play out again and again…in my patients, in my own family, and in my own life.

When my mom was diagnosed with cancer, her fear would often take over...her mind would shift into worry, her body tightened, her energy dropped, and her symptoms worsened. But, when peace returned, her body responded differently.

I saw the same thing when I battled a severe spinal infection years ago. Fear made everything heavier. Peace made healing possible.

And clinically, I’ve watched this pattern in thousands of patients.
When the mind spirals…the body follows.
When the spirit settles…the body begins to repair.

Scripture says, “Do not worry.” Not because the challenges aren’t real, but because worry steals the very strength we need to heal.

So my encouragement today is simple…guard your peace.
Protect it closely.
Find the people, the practices, and the daily habits that keep your heart steady.

Your emotional well-being and your physical healing are deeply connected…and peace is one of the greatest medicines God has given us.

13/12/2025

People are defending products from a corrupt industry.

The conversation around vaccines remains the same, and that is part of the design. While most people argue about catchphrases like “safe and effective,” the rest of us wonder why anyone would defend a product from a corrupt industry that has paid out billions in damages. The rest of us know the very reason they claim these interventions are needed is unproven.

There needs to be a conversation about vaccines; it’s just not the one we are currently having.
Instead of arguing about whether these interventions are safe or effective, the conversation should be about the existence of viruses and the obvious corruption that exists in pharmaceutical companies and our government.

We need to ask better questions.

The only way to protect yourself from the medical industry is to be your own health authority. Know the truth, learn about healing, and you won’t be vulnerable to their program.

Click the link below to get started.

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