The Beginning of My Healing Journey
When I started my healing lifestyle four years ago, I had no idea where it would lead. After my first profound epiphany and conversation with God (Believing is Seeing), I jumped in with both feet. I had never felt anything as powerful, pure, and true as that love—except after giving birth to my sons! Throughout my blog, I have emphasized that we ALL have access to this unconditional love—it is ALWAYS available to us.
Over the years, I have immersed myself in learning. I’ve read over 60 books, listened to countless podcasts and workshops, and taken multiple classes and certifications. My focus has been on understanding where this love comes from, how to maintain an open connection to it, and how to help others experience it. I believe true healing happens through unconditional love.
Now that I know enough to realize how much I don’t know, what did I decide to say yes to? Starting a spiritual community!
A Path I Never Expected
If someone had told me years ago that I would one day start a “religious” practice with my two best friends—my soul sisters—I would have laughed in their face (rudely!). Growing up, I had a complicated relationship with organized religion. I often said, “The church does not represent what I feel God truly is.”
I believed in God. I had been baptized and “saved.” But the messages I received in church never aligned with the unconditional love I knew in my heart. Instead, I often felt judged and disconnected. At the same time, I was afraid not to believe—because who wants to risk an eternity in hell?! Looking back, I see how fear has been woven into religion to keep people in line.
Even though I stopped attending church after high school, I never stopped talking to my Source—to God. That connection was always there, and meditation deepened it even further. But I never felt like I fit into any particular church or religion.
So when the opportunity to start something new arose, after a LOT of deep soul-searching and questioning, I realized there were more reasons to say yes than to say no.
Creating a Spiritual Community
I feel deeply passionate and excited about this New Age, mystical, energy, and meditation work. I can’t wait to share it with others and keep learning more!
Who wouldn’t want to start a fun adventure with their two best friends? These women are amazing! We can—and often do—talk for hours about these topics.
The Universe answered my call for a group to grow with.
Following My Heart
I’ve learned that I feel closest to God when I engage in anything that brings me joy: love, compassion, laughter, friendship, music, family, forgiveness, and yes—orgasms. The idea of creating this spiritual group fills me with that same joy.
Life is too short not to follow my heart.
I am reclaiming the power that I feel organized religion has tried to take from us. When we align with Source, our power is limitless. We are ALL children of one creative force—God, the Universe, Source. I choose to live in love, not fear.
Why the Hell Not?!
Like I said, I know enough to admit I am only at the tip of the iceberg. I am still Unfolding into this work and this life.
So what qualifies me to do this? Honestly, I have no idea. But I know it feels right. It feels loving. And I’m giving it to God.
So, with great joy, I introduce my blogging readers to Unfolding—our new spiritual community! Join us here. We welcome anyone and everyone who wants to explore, question, and grow. No matter where you are in your unfolding process, we will meet you in that space with unconditional love.
A Final Thought
“Group work can also be helpful for intensifying the light of your presence. A group of people coming together in a state of presence generates a collective energy field of great intensity… However, unless at least one member of the group is already firmly established in it and thus can hold the energy frequency of that state, the egoic mind can easily reassert itself and sabotage the group’s endeavors.” — Eckhart Tolle