21/10/2025
🌈 Embrace Your Beautifully Wired Mind 🌿
Marianne shared this post the other day that really resonated with me — about brain diversity, ADHD, and autism.
The truth is, we all probably fall somewhere along that spectrum.
But for some of us, our minds have always felt like a bit of a battle.
Growing up in the 70s and 80s, there weren’t labels or understanding — just judgments.
You were “thick,” “naughty,” “rebellious,” or “odd.”
I’ve felt all of those things.
Maths was the bane of my life — total gobbledygook!
Even now, I still mix up numbers when I’m writing down a mobile.
And the sensitivity…
To people.
To noise.
To food and drinks.
Psoriasis was my body’s first cry for help — gluten and I have never been friends.
And back in the day, everything was full of E-numbers — no wonder Monster Munch and Wotsits sent me bouncing off the walls!
But then there’s the darker side.
Addiction.
That desperate attempt to fit in or quiet the mind — self-medicating the anxiety, the noise, the never-ending feeling of not being “enough.”
It starts at school — feeling useless — and follows into relationships, becoming co-dependent, addicted to another person.
Drama after drama.
But here’s the magic… 🌟
We have superpowers.
With our heightened sensitivity comes deep intuition and incredible strength.
We often make powerful healers, teachers, and empaths — because once we learn to manage the mind, our connection to Source, to consciousness, expands.
We don’t fit into the matrix of materialism ,force or ego — we move with the rhythm of nature.
We are free spirits.
We feel.
So if you’re out there feeling like a square peg trying to fit in a round hole — stop.
Be you. Embrace you.
Be mindful of what and who you let in — low-vibrational food, drink, people, and places can dim your light.
Reach out. There’s more understanding now than ever before.
And most of all — enjoy your powers.
Don’t suppress your magic.
