The Empress Within: Chronicles of Self-Mastery and Inner Reign

I don’t know if you know this but wanted to tell you. Be careful with costar. The creator has been known to throw out more negative messages in positive transits to “balance” you. I don’t know if she does it anymore, but she seems to have a weird belief system I don’t vibe with.

“I’m definitely the source of, yeah, let’s push people. Like, I think it’s healthy to think about the worst thing that can happen and become comfortable with that sort of fundamental impermanence,

Not great if you’ve had a history of imagine the worst case scenario to take the sting out of it type of person imo.

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Yeah, I’ve noticed some negative crap, even with friendship sign compatibility.

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Beige Grey Couple Photo Inspirational Quote Facebook Post

I took a short break for a few days and resumed listening to G:HJ this week with 2 full loops. (I listened once every other day, not back-to-back.)

I’ve been noticing a strong theme of JOY in my card readings and overall energy.

This morning, I sat in gratitude, appreciating having all my children together this week.

I noticed a big shift in my dad’s energy while visiting with him at my sister and brother in laws yesterday. He came over and fixed my closet door for me and some other things. That was great! :blush:

I’m currently in my luteal phase feeling a bit like a fireball! :sweat_smile:

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I perceive the world through a combination of deep feelings, vivid visions, and strong intuitions, which allow me to sense things that aren’t always obvious. I can pick up on subtle energies and read the unspoken cues that others might miss. It’s like a heightened awareness of everything happening around me, even beyond what’s being said. I often pick up on people’s non-explicit, non-verbal requests, the silent things they might not even be aware they’re conveying. Whether it’s through their body language, the energy they project, or even their tone of voice, I’m able to sense and decode what’s happening beneath the surface.

Nothing gets past me. I have an ability to sense things that others might overlook, especially when it comes to deeper layers of a person’s psyche. I often discover things in others that they aren’t even fully aware of themselves, unresolved emotions, hidden fears, or parts of their past that are still influencing them in ways they don’t recognize. I tap into these energies and intuitively understand what might be blocking their growth or healing. It’s like I can see beneath the surface, not just what’s being said or shown, but the deeper, unspoken truths that are waiting to be acknowledged.

For example, when someone is going through something challenging but doesn’t directly share it, I can feel it. It could be something as small as the way they shift in their seat or avoid eye contact, and from there, I can often tell that something is off. I can pick up on the little energetic shifts that reveal emotions they aren’t saying out loud. It might not always be obvious, but I sense their discomfort, their hesitation, or their need for support.

Once I notice these hidden aspects, I gently guide people towards the healing they need, helping them uncover and process emotions they might not have fully confronted. I don’t push, but I offer a safe space for them to explore what’s buried deep inside. Through this process, people often experience profound shifts, understanding themselves on a deeper level, and moving toward healing in ways they hadn’t expected. I’ve learned that when we face these unacknowledged parts of ourselves, we open up to growth, freedom, and transformation.

I also have a strong intuitive sense when I meet new people. Without them saying anything, I can get a sense of their emotional state or even how they might be feeling in that moment. It’s not about judging or assuming but about tuning into the subtle signals that are being sent. For example, I might walk into a room and instantly feel a change in the atmosphere, like a shift in the energy that tells me someone might be nervous, excited, or in need of reassurance. These intuitive nudges allow me to respond in ways that feel right, even when words aren’t being exchanged.

I notice things that others don’t, like when someone’s smile doesn’t quite reach their eyes or when their words don’t match their body language. These little details often reveal more than people realize, and I pay close attention to them. It’s a way of understanding not just what people are saying, but also what they might need, even when they don’t know how to express it. I rely on this deeper connection to understand others on a more intuitive level and to navigate the world with a greater sense of awareness and empathy.

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NEW STACK:

A Stark Black Reality (SB)
Genesis: The Art of Happiness and Joy (G:HJ)
Helen of Troy (HoT)

Day 1: SB + G:HJ full loops

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Day 2 ~ rest day

Had a lot of processing dreams.

This had happened yesterday from SB:

These ideas will be so profound that many people will try to talk you out of it, simply because they cannot perceive reality the way you do. In other words — you are offering something they don’t even know they need. You must use your discernment in whether to accept their thoughts.

I will mostly not accept thoughts from others playing in lower consciousness.

I had a good talk with @Trader regarding this very thing, not realizing it was in the script! I reread the sales copy today having many aha moments! It’s been 1 year with this amazing title. :two_hearts:

I will continue using it this year again.

I find comfort and a feeling of being home when in the spotlight. I have a big wild vision that I will keep going towards.

I pulled some tarot today which included a lot of fire and air elements.

The Emperor card came out with King of Wands. I keep pulling the death card as well.

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I feel exactly the same way, I have the same perceptions about people. It’s very easy for me to read them.

Sometimes I feel the need to help with Power, but I often see that even for some of my own issues I have not yet found a cure or a more integral place within. Sometimes this hinders me in the process of helping others the best I could.

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What subs are you currently listening to?

I’m with AoH, Rich, Rcrypto.
But I was a long time with Genesis.

The will to power is a goody :wink:

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Day 4 ~ rest day

Thoughts and feels:

You can love someone and still not be compatible. Love is an emotion, something you feel deeply, while compatibility is about how well your lives, values, and needs align.

Love is often spontaneous and emotional. It’s about connection and affection. However, compatibility requires practical alignment in areas like communication, lifestyle, goals, and values. You might love someone but still struggle to build a healthy, sustainable relationship if you’re not aligned in those areas.

You can love someone instantly, at first sight or first glance. Love has no timestamp. It’s powerful, and it feels real. But love on its own doesn’t guarantee long-term compatibility. That’s why people sometimes declare “they’re my world” on social media, only to move on to the next partner when things don’t align.

Love isn’t always enough. Without compatibility, shared values, communication, and mutual understanding, the relationship may not last. A truly fulfilling relationship requires both the deep connection love brings and the solid foundation of compatibility that ensures it’s sustainable over time. It also involves challenging each other to grow, becoming your best selves, and enhancing each other’s lives.

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So beautiful! Thank you for this :pray:

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Day 6 ~ rest day

Today, I’m reflecting on why I sometimes tend to look for problems in my body when I feel happy. I realize this habit is likely rooted in my childhood experiences. Growing up, I witnessed my mom’s chronic illnesses, like MS and her mini-stroke, and I lost many loved ones to illness before I was even a teenager. These experiences shaped how I viewed health, happiness, and safety in ways I’m only now beginning to understand.

As a child, I learned to see health as something fragile and fleeting, something that could change at any moment without warning. I often felt powerless in the face of illness, both in my mom’s struggles and in the losses I experienced. Health became something to monitor constantly, something that needed vigilance and control to prevent catastrophe. Even now, I notice how this hyper-awareness has followed me. When I’m happy, it’s as if my mind scans my body to make sure everything is “okay,” as though finding a problem might protect me from something worse.

I also wonder if there’s guilt tied to these experiences. Watching my mom’s health struggles and losing people I cared about might have left me feeling guilty for being healthy myself. A part of me may have internalized the belief that being happy or well is unfair, especially when others weren’t. This might explain why I sometimes feel the need to look for flaws in myself or my body when life feels too good, as if I need to “earn” happiness by fixing something.

As I reflect, I see how much my understanding of health has evolved. Since beginning to study Neville Goddard in 2021, along with the teachings of Dr Joseph Murphy and Dr Joe Dispenza, I created a new state for myself: “healthy, fit, and bendy yogi.” I’ve learned that health isn’t something fragile, but a state I can claim and embody. I trust my body and its ability to support me, and I know I am actively creating my well-being every day. I also recognize that the power that created my body has the power to heal my body. It knows what to do automatically. It is safe for me to feel good and happy.

Moving forward, I want to continue shifting my relationship with health and happiness. Instead of focusing on what could go wrong, I want to celebrate what’s going right. When I notice myself scanning for problems, I’ll take a moment to breathe and reconnect with the present, reminding myself that it’s okay to relax. Gratitude will help me along this journey. I am grateful for my body, for its resilience, and for the guidance that has brought me here. I also want to honour the grief I still carry from those early losses. That pain deserves space to be acknowledged, so I can release its grip on my present.

I know healing these deep-rooted beliefs takes time, but I trust that I’m on the right path. I am learning to view health as a source of strength and resilience. I am embracing happiness and the beautiful state I’ve created for myself. I am a healthy, fit, and bendy yogi, and it’s safe for me to thrive.

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