01/01/2026
This past year, something profound shifted within me.
I gained a deeper consciousness—one that no longer clings, grasps, or attaches. I understand now, not just intellectually but viscerally, that everything moves. Everything breathes. Everything shifts. And I no longer need to hold anything still in order to feel safe.
I see clearly that I am never—truly never—a victim of what unfolds in my life. I have called it all toward me.
The lessons.
The teachers.
The initiations.
The challenges and the grace.
Each experience arrived not to punish me, but to meet me—to shape me, awaken me, and refine my capacity to receive what I have been asking for. This knowing has anchored a deep trust in my body and spirit. A trust that what is unfolding is not random. It is intelligent. It is responsive. It is guiding me, precisely and lovingly, toward my own becoming.
As I step into this new year, I feel the call to move even deeper.
I am opening myself to levels of prosperity I have never fully allowed before—not through striving, but through receiving. I am ready to let abundance meet me without resistance, without guilt, without the need to prove my worthiness. I allow prosperity to arrive with ease, integrity, and flow.
I choose deeper connection in all of my relationships. I soften the armor. I open my heart wider. I let myself be seen, met, and held in ways that feel honest, nourishing, and alive.
I commit to vulnerability—not as exposure, but as truth. As presence. As courage. I allow myself to lead with my heart, trusting that intimacy, authenticity, and love are safe places for me to land.
And above all, I invite ease, peace, and freedom to reign—not only in my meditations, but in the quiet minutes of my daily life. In how I move. How I listen. How I choose. How I rest. I allow stillness to weave itself through my days, reminding my nervous system that life does not need to be rushed to be meaningful.
This year, I walk forward unattached, awake, and deeply receptive.
I trust what is coming.
I trust what is leaving.
And I trust myself as the one who chose it all.