Looking at ways you can shift your life to being more about you and your path by adjusting the priority order of what you're doing and allowing yourself to pay attention to...well...yourself.

Digging into Ego, rather than being a negative thing we need to fight or control, is instead how we use our voice to set boundaries, manifest our best life into the world practically, and unfold our best self into interconnection with the rest of the universe. 

Digging into how to have conversations with your past selves so you can clarify why you chose the life you have now, what about it was planned, and what lessons you've already learned or alternatives you've already tried.

Discussing how Empathy is not a call to action, but Instead, is a sense, like hearing, which we can learn to use to our benefit and as a means of enhancing our life and relationships. 

Look at how in manifesting it is rarely set it or forget it, context matters, and how it's better to ask will vs can questions if you want guidance which is useful.

Talking about four tips for actually getting the answers you're looking for including moving beyond intuition and recognizing when you're asking in ways which is too much or too little when what you're wanting is what Goldilocks describes: And this one is just right.

Today we'll be looking at how suffering and lack of resources aren't usually the goal or the point, but rather signposts pointing towards lessons to be learned or goals our soul intends to achieve.

Discussing how you can use sigils to convert your personal energy, intention, and wisdom into a manifesting engine which can then work for you to support you, your spiritual path, and the good you are bringing into the world.

Talking about how the antidote to an overwhelming world or just life, is to value yourself and allow yourself to be as, if not more, important than everything else.

Discussing how souls are not male or female as these are things specific to embodied life.  Choosing to embody as one or the other is a means to explore our own natures more fully by setting aside all we are to focus on one particular perspective and experience.