Rapha Said It Here

Did Yahushah really say to ask for anything? Join me as I dive into what it really means to align with what we want.

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When was the last time you asked the Creator for the next step?

Do you believe that the Matrix is a game? What are your thoughts?

How do you really know someone? Can you deduce who they are from the first 3 minutes of the conversation?

What are you doing about triggers? What happens after you've created those boundaries?

Create because you have the power to create. Do not let the outcome or outside chaos dictate what happens.

1999 - Written by Prince Rogers Nelson

Has the Matrix been hidden in the Bible all along, and we missed it because we were not asking the right questions? Does Scripture actually reveal the system itself and even show us how to break free from it?

Join me on this episode, Ephesians 6:12, The Matrix, as we kick off Season 3 and uncover what it is we are truly fighting against, explore what the tarot reveals about this spiritual system, and discuss practical ways we can apply this understanding today.

Hey guys! This is going to be a new weekly segment. I’ll be pulling tarot cards for all the zodiac signs, so make sure to tune in every Sunday for the latest episode. If you’d rather read it, you can find everything — and actually see the cards — at tarotwithraphaella.substack.com.

Or my website: https://raphaellasilva.com

What is shadow work, and why do so many of us fear entering it? In this episode, I’ll provide a concise explanation of what shadow work is and what it isn’t. I’ll also emphasize the importance of taking on this task not only for our own lives but also to gain a deeper understanding of our true selves.

Reclaim your voice and rewrite your story free workshop: (Shadow Work) https://raphaellasilva.kit.com/e61ca107da

When: May 18 (first session)

My website: https://raphaellasilva.com

Shame is embedded in our everyday lives in ways we don’t even notice—how we talk, how we show up, and what we allow ourselves to want. We’re taught from a young age what’s “acceptable,” and anything outside of that triggers shame. It disguises itself as humility, politeness, and even motivation, but really, it just keeps us small. The real work is recognizing it, questioning it, and deciding for ourselves who we want to be—without the weight of all that old conditioning.

Join me as I uncover the many complexities of shame.