Author Archives: Lindsey

Personal power is not something that anyone else gives you. Nor do you aquire it outside of yourself. It is a birthright that you were granted along with your breath when you incarnated here. However, experiencing adversity can make you feel as if your power was taken- or even that you gave it away. BothContinue reading “Taking your power back”

The title of my blog first came to me in January of this year, but I was a little hesitant. My first thought was “Who am I to speak on awakenening?” I’m certainly not trying to position myself as a guru or ascended master, or pretend I’m walking on water all the time (or ever,Continue reading “My definition of “Awakening””

No, this entry is not about covid. It’s about something way cooler: a transformative encounter I had recently that taught me so much. I was attempting to tell a friend about a challenging experience that happened a few days prior. However, talking about it reactivated the anxiety surrounding the original event, and the story cameContinue reading “CONTAINMENT”

Dark night of the soul, spiritual awakening, mental health event. Whatever you call it, it’s when we’re faced with something (internal or external) that overwhelms our capacity to cope. I’m not neccessary claiming they’re all the same, but I do believe there can be overlap, and thus confusion when trying to determine what’s what. WeContinue reading “Breakdown or breakthrough?”

I didn’t expect to write a sequel so soon, but more thoughts surfaced after writing the original post yesterday, so here we are. In keeping with the “death frequency” theme, I wanted to talk more about what led me to do the parasite cleanse and what my experience has been so far. For several monthsContinue reading “Detox part 2”

I’m currently doing a parasite cleanse and although I very rarely write about something that’s still happening, I just felt called to share. Parasites are much more common than most people realize; and many symptoms can be traced back to them (digestive concerns, food intolerances, depression, anxiety, OCD, teeth grinding, skin issues, hairloss, etc). TheyContinue reading “Physical and emotional detox”

At some point last year (2020) I suddenly became very anxious about being alone. Solitude was met with an uneasiness at best, and at worse a sense of impending doom. I wish I could say time with others helped- however subconsciously I knew I was just avoiding the inevitable (being alone with myself), so evenContinue reading “SEE me”

“My dear child, I thought I was going to teach you about the world, but instead you are teaching me about myself.” -J. Melburn Approximately once a month I drive an hour out to Clyde, NC to talk with Pastor Jim. We don’t always have a specific topic, and I’m sure he sometimes wonders whyContinue reading “Shining too bright”

Fourth of July is right around the corner, and FREEDOM is on my mind. Freedom from disempowering entanglements, from the weight of other people’s judgements and expectations, and freedom from playing into whatever version of us they’ve created in their mind. That’s not who we are. It never was. When we’ve healed the need toContinue reading “FREEDOM”

Im going to make a really bold statement here and say there is almost no such thing as true grounds for regret. What does this mean? I realize in one sense regret is an emotion or body sensation, but for the purposes of this entry I’d like to focus on the verb form: the actContinue reading “Regret is a trap”