The Importance of Our Story

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I hear a lot about how we create our reality is through our story, and therefore, we can recreate our story. I’ve been contemplating on this, and curious how this is true for me. How would I recreate my life by changing my story without masking over truth?

As I was listening to an audiobook by Kate Northrup, Money: A Love Story, she said something that really struck a chord with me (which is normally how I feel truth, it’s gotta feel real in my body). She said that as she looked back at her money story, basically, she could say that she got her money story from her mom and dad, and how they didn’t really teach her about money. This is the part that really got to me, she went on to say that she chose not to tell that story because it did not feel freeing. YES! So this really got me thinking deeper into our stories.

Our story (which is to me, true to the core, because it is our reality and our experience) about our lives is soo important, and even more important, we need to TELL our story. There are 6 main areas that came to me:

  1. TELLING YOUR STORY. When we tell our stories, sharing and revealing how we feel, our perspective and how we see things, we are giving power to ourselves, our full experience of life, revealing how we saw things at that time in our life, especially can reveal patterns of how we see things.
  2. FEELING ALL THE EMOTIONS. As we tell our story, and allow emotions to rise and be seen, heard, felt, in other words freeing the emotions by feeling them. It’ll be very uncomfortable, since it’s like having a clenched fist for many years, and then trying to pry open your fingers. I recommend being very patient, nurturing, and move slow through this process, this is not a process of over and done! NEXT!
  3. BEING WITNESSED. In the telling of our story and allowing our emotions to rise, and being witnessed by others (which to me is the scariest part), it removes the hidden aspect of those emotions that we had stored away, hidden, or stuffed down. Being witnessed by those who are able to witness you, and accept you, and without giving you any feedback is key. Although we have a tendency to want to receive and give advice, as we move through this process in a neutral loving space, it allows us to hear our inner voices more clearly, and to realize that no one needs to be be fixed as we are not broken, and no advice is needed, as we have all the wisdom we need within us.
  4. EXPRESSING YOUR EMOTIONS. Sometimes our emotions and deepest feelings don’t have words, or when we speak them they just don’t come out feeling right. Expressing our emotions in other ways in exploratory movement or art. Move your body in curiosity, or paint or draw in observance of what comes forth, letting go of what it looks like. (Personally, I love Qoya and painting.)
  5. REFLECT. After giving myself time to move around the energy of those truths, I’m able to reflect more deeply and look at that the story, and see from a broader view, as if watching a movie of my whole life, how the situation and circumstances of this story helped me in my life. What value has it given me? What can I learn from it now? This is the growing and maturing stage, so it can be challenging, and here patience is key. Sometimes, it falls in the back of y mind, and suddenly I’ll hear a song or see something in a movie that will piece it together for me, and I feel that truth in my body!
  6. GRATITUDE. When we understand how we have evolved from our challenges in life, where we have come from, and to fully appreciate where we are because of our life lessons and experiences, we begin to understand how all the things that happened, happened in synchronicity FOR us to be able to mature and grow our soul. This allows us to forge a stronger connection to our own heart, our love for our life, and love for others, as we are all oneness.

As you start to walk on the way, the way appears. ~ Rumi

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The Courage to Embrace our Gifts

In unison we synchronize our hearts, and through this alignment of true connection, we express our truth in our unique way by the gifts we have received, opened to, and embraced, and gave it life through our own.

Like me, you have a gift that was given to you, you know the one, the one that you keep doubting, second guessing, and sometimes just sweep it away in  fear of being wrong, not socially acceptable or in alignment with societal ways.  

The gift of intuitive power.


I felt, with my whole body, that I didn’t want to apply for this job, yet I let my ego manipulate and talk me into it.  A few days later, I had a fever, cough, headache so bad I could hardly get out of bed.


A week and a half later, congestion lingers in my chest, the seat of my heart, cold, tired, and drained.


My heart knows I went against my commitment to follow my heart, and it’s been a few years since I’ve had this type of congestion.  


This knowing without knowing, is the gift that has been given to me, and I continue to be fearful of the outside world, their reaction, how they will receive it, and succumb to the peer pressure that I’ve rebelled against as a teenager.


Today, instead of torturing myself over it, I chose to be kinder and more loving to myself, so that I can feel safe within me, and thus in the world. 


Today I’m telling myself in a kind nurturing voice, embrace your gifts, trust that these were meant for you, and all that has been and all that is has made its way to be the way it is.  This is truth, this is reality, not the fear that has not revealed itself.  Begin to trust more deeply the truth you feel in your heart, your body, your soul. 


Relaaaax….Breeaathe…

Losing Yourself in Pleasure

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When we lose ourselves in pleasure, we must do so in balance with reality of life.

In our nature, as humans, we seek pleasure. Pleasure that can be timeless, insatiable, and keep up thirsty. Pleasure that becomes addictive, and then a social norm. Ice cream, chocolate, social media likes, to alcohol, gambling, parties, self growth, drug addiction, shopping addiction, attention addiction, etc., etc. This is our nature. This is reality.

Instead of judgment on oneself or others, shifting to an observant mind. Observing the nature of ourselves, and wondering where this natural tendency has derived from. What is it’s REAL objective? How has it’s seed been planted? What has nourished this thought into a behavior? and What is it’s deepest desire?

Shifting our conscious mind to become more aware and curious of this adventure of life, we’re able to discover new and interesting parts of our own being, and to transform those thoughts to opportunities for a fresh life!

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Writing is the Embodiment of Your Soul

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As we write on these pages, the words pour out as we allow our hearts and minds to guide our hands and fingers across the page. These words, coming from nothing, but our own energetic communion with our body and the tool we use to write.

This is a sacred journey, as we write from the places that are hidden, those that want to be expressed, and somehow when we actually say them in words, it don’t sound quite right. Do you know this?

Once we begin to think about it with our own minds (our thoughts, fears, and filters), the words and the flow begins to stutter. It gets confusing, the flow begins to stifle my fingers and the words unclear. As we connect to the energy that wants to come out, our heart and soul of creativity, to create what it wants to create, a place of our love and seeking truth and peace for our fellow humans, our fellow tree, our earth and our sky, of those who cannot hear our messages and those who can, we write for all of them, the collective we call One.

So write your truth from your heart and soul, and allow your soul to be embodied in your writing, and collectively we will begin to create a movement, if we have not already, toward the deepest yearning of our souls, for love, peace, and harmony.

With love~

the Obstacle of My Humanity

I awoken! Literally, this morning in my dreamy state of mind, before my 5am alarm, before the sunrise, I noticed my mind thinking about this job interview. Subconcious rising, thoughts surfaced, “White people look at the surface. How I talk, what I say, how enthusiastic I am, basically, do I exude the personality that reflects themselves?”

I don’t.

I don’t really fit into any mass social expectation of How I Should Be.

In the many online spiritual summits, coaches, leaders, I see predominately woman (because I follow women empowerment) of Caucasian ethnic background. I believe subconsciously, there is a resistance within me. I am not like them. I don’t look like them, I don’t talk like them, I don’t sound like them, I don’t have the same entitlements as them.

I’m a woman of a mixed Asian ethnic background, growing up in a mix culture, where many Caucasians felt to be a minority. Where Caucasians felt suppressed, felt the need to fit in. I felt the need to support them to feel included and accepted. So, consciously, I had rejected the idea that I felt this prejudice within me.

I experienced prejudice behavior in the mainland, yet, they were kids, college kids and teens, and felt their fear in their hate. And at the same time, deep inside, I could feel, I was different on the outside. Not just my skin color, or my features, but I felt different of how I felt inside, how I talked, what I thought about, what came to my mind. I had felt that I didn’t belong here, on earth, my obstacle of being human, living a spiritual life. It went deep beyond what others said.

All of this lead me to seeking truth. Deeper inside me, I knew we were all one. We were not that different at some deeper level. I wanted to reject the superficial dismembering of myself and society, the in masses.

I literally awoke, in this realization that I am afraid because at some layer of thought, I believe I am less than because of who I am.

Sadness, like a fist, clenches my heart, as I write this.

I am less than because of who I am.

I let the tears surface, and roll off my eyes like honey. The sensation of these slow rolling tears, gives me freedom. Freedom from my own mind.

I am less than because of who I am. I know this is not truth. My mind observes this at a distance. I am less than because of who I am.

I…am…less than…because…of…who…I…am…

Truth: I am valuable because of who I am. I am enough, because if who I am. I am enough at this moment, in every way, in the next steps of my life. As a contributor to this collective world, I am, as you are, essential. We are essential humans to this existence, every single one of us. I finally understand this with my heart and soul.

I begin to see the unfolding of my purpose and my lesson in one. To be a leader of women, those who feel the struggle, those who share this ancestral karmic relationship that I feel, those who experience this obstacle of being human, the obstacle of humanity.

So what do I do now? Sit with this, let it unfold, let it simmer and allow it to grow and expand.the newness of this revelation feels like an opening in my heart and the act of opening is in itself a doing. I don’t need to do anymore than I’m doing now. Patience, calm and celebrate this moment. This is a result of the 40 day affirmation collectively with other woman across the globe, shared by Holly Burling:

“I am open and ready to receive love at the deepest levels of my being.”

Hello

I created this space to freely and vulnerably share the heart messages and expressions with you. The messages and photos here are free expressions from the voice of the heart. I’ve been seeking my purpose in life, to make an impact before I leave this form. I’ve been weaving and circling around, and in my heart felt this call to create this blog to connect with the hearts that seek truth, experience struggle, live in shadows and emerge in the light, those who love and continue to love, and those who are finding themselves.

This space is for our hearts to connect as one. To see you in me, and me in you. Together we become the change to evolve.

Who am I?

I am a soul seeking truth, love, and peace. I believe that every person has a unique purpose in life, and that you and I are here to serve each other. This is my way to thank you, by doing the work that you have contributed to by being on this planet with me, wherever you are. To share deeper truth that expands beyond time and space. To be vulnerable, to be open, to be safe, to free, to belong to your own heart.

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I have a degree in Business, Post-Baccalaureate degree in Secondary Education, Certified Life Coach, and survived my life twice.

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