By Chelsea: There is emotional pain, and then there is the kind that feels as though your soul has been dragged behind a moving vehicle for several miles and nobody thought to mention that there was a metaphysical speed limit. Severe emotional pain can change the way you experience yourself, other people, and even the read more…
By Sarah: Beware! There is a particular type of person we all need to learn to recognise: the White Knight Narcissist. I use this term to describe a man—or woman—who builds their identity around being the good person: the rescuer, the protector, the generous one, the person who is always there when somebody needs help. read more…
By Sarah: Some souls seem to enter this world carrying a burden they never asked for. If you grew up as the family scapegoat, you know what it feels like to be blamed for problems you didn’t create, criticised simply for being yourself, and made to feel as though you never truly belonged. In many read more…
By Ann: The hardest part wasn’t saying goodbye. The hardest part was waiting. Every morning, Emma would wake up hoping that today would be the day. Today would be the day her phone would ring. Today would be the day he would realise what he had lost. She spent so much time watching the clock read more…
By Aquila: Knowing when to let go of a relationship can be one of the most emotional and challenging experiences we face. When we care deeply about someone, it’s natural to hold on, hope for change, and wonder if things can improve. Yet there are times when releasing a connection is not a sign of read more…
By Sarah: If you’ve felt as though you’ve been walking through deep spiritual mud this year, there is a very good reason. The next few weeks mark a rare energetic turning point, where Spirit finally closes one chapter completely, allowing you to step into a new life free from the burdens, people, and patterns that read more…
By Morgana: If you’ve spent any time in the spiritual world, you’ve probably heard people talking about twin flames and soulmates. Some people use these terms interchangeably, but from my personal experience, they are two very different relationships that serve two very different purposes. And I say that as someone who has experienced both. For read more…
By Ann: The word curse comes from the Old English word curs, which dates back to before the 11th century. Its deeper roots are somewhat uncertain, but it is believed to be connected to words meaning “a prayer” or “a vow” specifically, a negative invocation. Over time, it came to mean an expression of ill-wishing read more…
By Sarah: Right now, many awakened souls are noticing a rise in hatred, bullying, gossip, and toxic behaviour in the world. On your spiritual path, you may suddenly find yourself being judged, lied about, misunderstood, or attacked simply because your light unsettles people who are operating from darkness. I call these people “Dark Walkers.” Psychology read more…
By Morgana: There comes a moment in nearly every person’s life when logic runs out. You make the pros-and-cons list. You ask for advice. You research, overthink, revisit, and analyze. And still… something inside you already knows. That quiet knowing is intuition. Not fear. Not impulse. Not wishful thinking. Intuition is the subtle inner guidance read more…
