You can't do it alone. Neither can I. No one person can. When you look at it through the lense of you alone, the weight can seem insurmountable. However, knowing that I am not alone in envisioning a different world to live in, but that there are countless others who are doing their inner work to dismantle oppressive systems, decolonize our minds and way of being, healing their traumas, and are taking action to protect and take care of our earth mother, I see that this is a weight we bare together.

My heart is weeping for our earth mother, and for us. In our blind ignorance, and the programmed ways in which we live in this world, we are slowly but surely destroying the only place we have to call home.

I am a highly sensitive being, an empath, and one who walks a spiritual path of devotion to love. I am connected to the earth and the cosmos, and walk between worlds as I navigate my multidimensional nature. I share messages of love and light, and live a life dedicated to love. And in that love, with my love, is the love of speaking the truth, and using my privilege to dismantle the chains of #oppression, #colonization, #whitesupremacy and #patriarchical thought forms, ideologies, beliefs and trauma from my own being and doing everything in my power to continue to live a life that continuously checks my own bias's and calls my own actions into question.

The serpent has many teachings especially of transformation, and the shedding of old skin (the false egoic self) to rise into the new (true spiritual self). As we grow spiritually, we do the same, recreating ourselves.

As a figure of the Divine Feminine rising, exonerated, and now honored when for thousands of years she was labeled as a prostitute and scorned for such. Her identity given to her by the distortion of the patriarchy. As an Ascended Master and Yeshua's twin and consort. She is the Embodied Feminine Christ.

I held a running narrative for quite some time that the majority of men were incapable of true intimacy and vulnerability.

I struggled with addiction throughout my adolescence and into my early adulthood. Of course I had my drug of choice, but what it really came down to was a searching of something outside of myself, to numb me and help me escape from the pain I was harboring within.