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Today we’re working with emotional triggers, the inner child, and those protective patterns you built to survive.

Here’s today’s question:
👉 What did I need to hear as a child that I still crave now?

In today’s video, I’m basically FaceTiming you like the bestie you didn’t know you needed. I’m telling you to pause, grab a mirror, and say the words out loud — not in your head, not in your journal — out loud.

Look yourself in the eyes.
Eye-to-eye.
Soul-to-soul.

Say the things your little self has been waiting to hear for decades.
“I’m proud of you.”
“You’re safe now.”
“You didn’t imagine it.”
“You never had to earn love.”

This is the love letter your inner child has been waiting for.
And plot twist, bebé — you’re the one who gets to deliver it. 💋

Because healing doesn’t come from waiting for someone else to finally say it.
It comes from becoming the voice you needed all along.3

Day 9 of the Shadow Work Series, mi gente — SOUTH, the heart space.

Today’s question is a real one:
👉 When I get triggered, how do I punish others… or myself?

Some of us ghost — poof, disappeared like Houdini with Wi-Fi.
Others roast — handing out clapbacks spicier than abuela’s salsa.
Different styles, same story, bebé: a trauma tango.

And here’s the part nobody wants to admit — you’re not just punishing them.
You’re punishing you.

Every time you shut down, blow up, or go full novela mode, your heart is keeping score. These aren’t flaws — they’re protective patterns your inner child built to survive.

So here’s the real question:
Are you reacting from your healed self… or your hurt self?

Shadow work isn’t about being perfect.
It’s about breaking the loop.

So next time that trigger hits — pause.
Breathe.
Ask yourself: “What does little me need right now?”

Sometimes it’s space.
Sometimes it’s words.
Sometimes it’s just love without conditions.

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DAY 8 — SOUTH: The Heart ❤️‍🔥

Welcome to Day 8 of the Shadow Work Series, mi gente.
Today we move into the SOUTH of the Medicine Wheel — the heart. This is where emotions live, where tenderness, grief, rage, joy, and love all sit side by side.

Today’s question is real simple, but real deep:
👉 What emotion do I not feel safe expressing — and why?

For some of you, it’s anger, because you watched it destroy things.
For others, it’s sadness, because once you started crying, you didn’t know if you’d ever stop.
And for some… it’s even joy, because somewhere along the way you learned that happiness always comes with a price.

Here’s the truth though — what once kept you safe is now keeping you small.
That emotion you’ve been stuffing down?
It’s living in your body.
It’s shaping your choices.
It’s silencing parts of you that deserve to breathe.

So today, we LET IT OUT.

🗣 Scream into a pillow.
⚡ Beat your mattress with a bat.
💪 Punch a bag at the gym.
😭 Cry until your chest feels lighter.
😂 Laugh until you snort.

The only rules?
Don’t hurt yourself. Don’t hurt anyone else.
This is release — not destruction.

And as you move it out, pay attention.
Notice what rises — memories, feelings, old stories.
That’s your inner child whispering,
“Finally… you’re listening.”

Healing doesn’t come from pretending everything is fine.
It comes from giving yourself permission to feel all of it.

We’re closing out Week One, Day 7 of the Shadow Work Video Series, mi gente.
This week we’ve been sitting in the EAST of the Medicine Wheel — the realm of the mind. This is where our mental shadows live… our beliefs, our conditioning, our ancestral programs.

Today’s reflection is simple but potent:
👉 What’s a limiting belief that once protected you… but now cages you?

Maybe it kept you safe at one point. Maybe it helped you survive.
But ahora? It’s just holding you hostage.

So today, we release it.
Write it down.
Light your candle.
Burn that shit.
And say it out loud:
“This no longer owns me. I am free.”

🔥 The contract with survival mode is officially OVER.
You’re not here to stay small.
Step out of the cage — and into your freedom.

Today’s question cuts deep:
✨ What truth am I terrified to speak out loud?

This one?
Not for the faint of heart.

This is for the brave soul who is exhausted from shrinking.
Tired of hiding.
Tired of betraying their own spirit just to keep everyone else comfortable.

Because the truth you’re afraid to say?
That’s not the problem.

That’s the doorway.
That’s the key.
That’s the medicine.

In this episode, I don’t just speak my truth—I claim it.
I cast it.
I breathe life back into the parts of myself that were silenced for survival.

And I invite you to do the same.

Because when you finally name what you’ve been avoiding…
When you dare to say the unspeakable…
When you stop swallowing your truth to keep the peace…

That’s when real healing begins.

So don’t rush this one.
Sit with it.
Say it out loud—even if your voice shakes.
Let it move through your body. Let it rewrite your reality.

Your truth isn’t here to destroy you.
It’s here to set you free.

✨

Today’s question is simple… and dangerous in the best way:
✨ What story do I tell about myself that keeps me small?

Bebé… we need to talk.
And I’m saying this with love—and a little tough tía energy.

That whole “I’m just not that type of person” narrative?
Yeah… that’s probably not your personality.

That’s your trauma costume, mami.
And you’ve been wearing it so long, you think it’s your skin.

You’re not “too shy.”
You were trained to be quiet.

You’re not “not a leader.”
You were taught it wasn’t safe to be powerful.

You’re not “low maintenance.”
You just got used to not being prioritized.

Let’s be real for a second.
Half the internet is out here selling self-love in cute Canva quotes while still living in “I’m not the type” trauma loops.

And you?
You’re over here convincing yourself you’re not made for more—when the truth is, you ARE the more.
You just don’t recognize yourself without the shrinkage.

So today, we rip up the script.

Ask yourself:
👉🏽 What story am I telling myself that’s keeping me small?
👉🏽 Who gave me that story?
👉🏽 And what would change if I stopped believing it?

You do not owe loyalty to the version of you that was built on survival.
It’s safe to outgrow the coping mechanisms that got you here.
It’s safe to be loud, seen, soft, powerful, and tender—all at the same time.

Because let’s be honest…

The “small” you?
That was never the real you anyway.

Drop the story that’s gotta GO.
We’re burning that sh*t together. 🔥

Today’s question is a real one:
✨ Where do I intellectually know I’m worthy… but still don’t feel it in my bones?

Whew. This one grabbed me by the edge of my hoop earrings and sat me all the way down.

Because let’s be honest—a lot of us know we’re worthy.
We say the affirmations.
We’ve read the books.
We’re doing the therapy, the healing, the spiritual work.

But if you still feel like you have to hustle for love…
Overachieve for validation…
Or stay perfect just to be accepted…

Baby, that’s not a motivation problem.
That’s a wound.

That’s the gap between what you know in your mind and what your body still believes.

Shadow work isn’t always crying into a candle or pulling cards—it’s realizing that perfectionism can be a trauma response. That your inner niña, that little girl inside of you, learned early that love had to be earned. That peace came from productivity. That rest meant laziness or danger.

But that’s not truth.
That’s conditioning.

So today, I’m inviting you to get radically honest with yourself.
Ask: Where do I know I’m worthy—but still don’t feel it?
What part of me is still trying to earn space, affection, or success?

And when you find her, be gentle.

That version of you wasn’t created to be shamed.
She was built for protection.
And now? She’s ready to be freed.

If you feel called to work with me, I’d love to have you—but as always, follow your intuition when choosing any spiritual advisor, even if that means you don’t work with me.

And if this series is helping you, please support it in whatever way you can—like, comment, share, or even send it to yourself. These platforms don’t pay me or monetize this work, but your engagement keeps this medicine moving.

Thank you for being here.
I love you.
And we keep going. 💛🔥

Whew… today goes straight to the corazón.

Today’s question is this:
✨ What is my inner critic actually trying to protect me from?

That voice in your head—the one that second-guesses you, keeps you “in check,” whispers that you’re not ready yet or not good enough—that voice is not your enemy. She’s not here to sabotage you. She’s a protector that was born in a season of survival.

That inner critic is a wounded ancestor.
A younger version of you.
A voice shaped by fear, conditioning, and lived experience.

She learned early that being seen could be dangerous.
That being bold could lead to rejection, punishment, or loss.
So she adapted. She learned to shrink. To scan for danger. To keep you safe by keeping you small.

But here’s the truth, amor—we are no longer in survival mode.
We’re in a season of healing. Of expansion. Of remembering who we are.

And healing doesn’t mean silencing that voice.
It means listening with compassion—without handing her the steering wheel.

Today’s work is about sitting with your inner critic and asking her what she’s afraid of. What she’s been trying to prevent. What she thinks would happen if you fully stepped into your power.

You can love her.
You can thank her.
But you don’t have to let her run your life anymore.

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Thank you for being here.
Thank you for doing the work.
I see you. I honor you. And we keep going. 💛🔥

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Today’s question cuts straight through the mental body:

✨ Who told you that you had to be perfect to be loved?

Because whew… a lot of us were programmed early—by family, culture, religion, or survival—to believe love was conditional. That we had to earn it. Perform for it. Be smaller, quieter, stronger, prettier, more successful, less “problematic.”

Nah. Absolutely not.

Today we go into the mental shadows and ancestral programming that taught us love equals perfection. We call it out. We dismantle it. We stop auditioning for acceptance.

If you’ve ever felt like you had to:
– shrink to be safe
– hustle to be chosen
– fix yourself to be worthy

This episode is for you.

🪞 Today’s work starts in the mirror. And yes, it might sting—but liberation usually does before it feels good.

To everyone who’s been rocking with me since Boundary Boot Camp, Ancestral Healing, and beyond—gracias from the deepest part of my corazón. The messages, the DMs, the prayers, the comments, the love… I feel all of it.

I create this work straight from Spirit and my own healing.
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Just showing up for our collective liberation.

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I love you. For real.
Gracias por tanto. 🖤🍍

Today’s question hits a little too close to home:

✨ What belief about yourself did you inherit that never actually felt true… yet you’ve been living like it is?

Pause right there.

Because so many of us are out here carrying beliefs that were never ours to begin with—handed down through family, culture, religion, survival mode, or straight-up generational trauma. And instead of questioning them, we adapt. We normalize them. We build entire identities around them.

We don’t just accept the cage.
We decorate it.

But not today.

Today is about radical honesty.
Today is about naming the lie.
Because healing doesn’t start with comfort—it starts where the illusion ends.

🎙️ In this episode, I share one of the biggest inherited beliefs that shaped my life without my consent—and why I’m no longer carrying it forward. Period.

👇🏽 I want to hear from you:
What belief did you inherit that never felt true—but you’ve been living by it anyway?

Season 3 is not about surface healing.
It’s about liberation.

Welcome to the work. 🖤🍍