Clarity in writing often begins with a pause. When we slow down and create space for writing, the words flow with more ease. You’re invited to practice this with me tomorrow, Wednesday, February 25, 2026. 🕘 The Writing Room is open to all members every Wednesday at 9:00 AM PST. This is a free 30-minute session to arrive, pause, and write together. Tomorrow evening, I’ll also be guiding a Sacred Writing into the Heart Session inside @James Bansbach's series, A Journey into the Heart of Healing, at 6:30 PM PST. If you are unable to attend live, replays are available inside James’ LEARN HYPNOSIS Premium Community ($9/month). Come to one or both. Writing shifts when we begin with intention, especially in a community of aligned hearts.

I’m pleased to share today’s co-writing session replay, available for you to tap into anytime. During the opening invocation, I open the Language Portal to the Field of Infinite Intelligence. From there, @Ryan Clark and I moved into a focused 30-minute writing session, and we closed by acknowledging and celebrating what came through. To honour the silence of the space, we turn off our audio while writing. When more than one person is present, I also close the writing room so each person’s stream of consciousness can flow without interruption. I've never explained why I say "thank you" three times during the invocation: First is to the Creator. Second to you, the receiver. Third, to my human self, for aligning with my Higher Self. The energetic coding in this session remains intact whether you joined live, are watching the replay, or are simply tapping into the field. Time doesn’t exist in the Quantum Field. Enjoy. And if you feel called to share what came through for you in the comments, we can celebrate together.

Some people swear by meditating, while others don’t. I’ve found it helpful to look at it more simply, so you can decide what resonates for you. In my experience, getting good at meditation isn’t the goal. The real benefit is getting to know yourself—and being yourself. And that looks different for each of us. Often, we begin meditation by choosing a desired state. Peaceful. Calm. Relaxed. Connected to Source energy, the Creator, the Universe, God—whatever higher realm you resonate with. What we’re really choosing is how we want to feel. Joy. Peace. Love. A sense of ease and presence. For some people, this happens through stillness. Sitting still, eyes closed, focusing on the breath, allowing the mind to quiet. Others access it through imagination, travelling inward or upward, touching something beyond the everyday mind. Years ago, a friend told me she had tried meditating many times and only felt frustrated, as though she was doing it wrong. She described the ritual in detail: lighting a candle, sitting cross-legged on a cozy purple cushion, back straight, hands resting open, index finger and thumb touching, eyes closed, breathing in through her nose and out through her nose. All the things I had once shared with her when we meditated together. And yet, she got nothing. No vision. No message. No sense of relaxation. Instead, she felt like she had failed. She’s an equestrian, so I asked her a different question. “How do you feel when you’re riding your horse?” Immediately, her eyes sparkled, and her whole face lit up with a smile. She laughed and said, “I’m not thinking about anything. I’m just loving every moment.” I told her, “That’s your meditation.” When she’s riding, she’s fully present. In her body. In connection. She doesn’t need to sit still to access that state. She finds it naturally, in motion, in relationship with her horse. Meditation doesn’t have a single form. For many people, sitting quietly with eyes closed works beautifully. For others, it’s playing an instrument, singing, dancing, or creating art. It’s whatever allows the mind to settle and awareness to open.

We’re gathering tomorrow for a co-writing session inside The Infinite Wisdom Writing Room. Writing together in a focused, grounded space helps the words come more easily without forcing or overthinking. You don’t need to know what you’ll write before you arrive. Come with a pen and paper or your laptop. You’ll be guided into writing in a way that meets you exactly where you are. If you’ve been meaning to write, this is a simple, supported way to begin. Link is in the calendar.

Let us share what connections you have lined up. Not just your plans. The people you want to speak with. The book you're working on. The lessons, stories, quotes, ideas worth spreading that you want to share so we can support you. Here's what I've got for you: 1. Co-writing live for Skoolers, every Wednesday at 9:00 AM PT. My gift to you. 2. A Zoom conversation with @Krista Brea. Feb 9 at 4:30 PM PT. 3. Podcast guest on Worthy & Rewritten with DeAnna Zein | Feb 11 at 11:30 AM PT. 4. Continued access to the Intuitive Discussions + Energy of the Month throughout February for the live sessions (*replays in the IWWR membership). Mondays at 10 am PT. The Infinite Wisdom Writing Room is now open in our Skool community: - Co-write with peers in The Language Portal, three one-hour sacred sessions available each week. - Replays of the Creative Expression Coaching: Intuitive Discussions, Energy of the Month, monthly workshops and feedback in hot seat calls. - Bonuses such as 7-Minute Divine Downloads and My Living Manuscript. Everything is in our group calendar. And a final word to honour of the Iconic Canadian Queen of Improv, Catherine O'Hara. She's left us a phenomenal body of work from Toronto's Second City (with Eugene Levy) in the 70s to Schitt's Creek, not the least is this reminder: We are all on the precipice of greatness. P.S. Share in the comments what you're creating and are excited about this month. I'd love to connect with you and show up to support you and your GREATNESS.