Morning from Denmark. I am not online very much, I simple don’t have the time. It’s been 3 years for the first wisdoms tooth and now the second one is breaking through the bone. Pain is easy, but having trouble focusing once in a while. I also have a medical condition in my “stomach”, wearing a bokser belt and are smoking, drinking and eating pain killers accordingly. Life is good, but my throat keeps getting sore… I am not sick, but my voice sounds like it… What is it with the throat scakra?🤔🤷🏻‍♀️☮️💟☯️ Hope you all are well and have peace if you need that🙏🏻

How has everyone been feeling lately? I've had a lot of anxiety lately. Like something really big is about to happen.

A little over a year ago, my dad sent me a TikTok of a yogi taking about consciousness. We were watching it together in the car on the way to work, and I remember saying, almost casually, “I'm gonna be friends with this guy.” That yogi was @Zach Sanders , the founder of the Conscious Warrior Community. What started as a strange intuition turned into a real friendship. Over the last year, I’ve watched Zach build his platform with deep integrity, care, and genuine devotion to the people he serves. I developed into deep friendships with many different people in this community. @Geep Main @Connor Fowers @Mitchell Lessmann @Spencer Barisof @Matthew B @Matthew Lazar @Anthony Faulhaber @Bill Hobbs @Colin Harris just to name a few. Because of my relationship with Zach, he offered to give me a shout-out for a journey I’m about to begin. That matters, because this journey marks a turning point not only in how I understand life, but how I engage with it on a daily basis. For a long time, I believed that happiness and success only came through force. That if you didn’t push hard enough, grind long enough, or impose your will on the world, nothing would work out. That safety and joy had to be earned through exhaustion. What I’ve learned over the past few years has been the very definition of different. When you step forward in faith, the next step reveals itself while you’re already moving. And in that motion, you begin to realize just how supported you actually are. Not hypothetically. Practically. Tangibly. “As you start to walk on the way, the way appears.” - Rumi I have since landed in a state of embodied understanding that not only is it possible to step out into the world and do things that look completely unreasonable, even ridiculous on paper, but that life will happily and gladly meet you halfway with safety, guidance, and support.

What's weighing you down right now that you don't want to carry anymore? How would it feel to just say fuck it?

What are you truly grateful for today?