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Hi, everyone I’m Olja but most people call me Olga. I just joined this group to see if I can learn something new in helping me step into my power. We live in time of abundance and also self destruction by consuming too much sometimes and getting lost and confused. I find myself in both from time to time. Its own unique journey to self mastery, right?! What are your challenges lately?
0 likes • Dec '25
Hi Olja and welcome 👋🏻 I read your bio and, if you want too, Love to hear what choosing for yourself brought you so far and doing your best, like we all do, to make conscious decisions so we grow and experience joy ☺️
You know what you need to do. You need to stop negotiating with God
Someone said this to me and it hits me in the heart but I’m having a hard time knowing what “obeying” vs “negotiating” with God is. How would you even know the difference when we have free will? May be a weird question but 🤷‍♀️
You know what you need to do. You need to stop negotiating with God
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For me the difference is felt in the body, alignment feels calm and grounded even when it is uncomfortable, negotiation feels tight and anxious because the mind is trying to stay in control. I still believe in Free will. For me Free will is not about choosing comfort, it is about choosing whether you trust that deeper knowing or keep protecting the old safety patterns.
How to separate identity from productivity
Lately I’ve been forced into a pause I didn’t choose. After years of giving everything I had to my job, often at the expense of my own body, I’m recovering from a concussion and facing the reality that healing can’t be measured by productivity. What’s coming up for me is how tightly I’ve tied my identity to what I produce, how reliable I am, how much I can endure. Rest feels uncomfortable. Not because I don’t need it, but because somewhere along the way I learned that my value comes from output. I’m trying to learn how to be a person, not a performance. For those who have gone through injury, burnout, or a major life shift: How did you begin separating who you are from what you do? What helped you untangle worth from productivity, especially in a culture that rewards pushing through at all costs? I’m genuinely curious and open to learning.
6 likes • Dec '25
Paula, between the lines I hear someone whose nervous system was built around responsibility, endurance, and survival, not someone who is addicted to productivity for ego reasons. This pause wasn’t chosen, and that’s what makes it so unsettling. When life forces stillness before the body feels safe enough to rest, fear naturally shows up. Not because rest is wrong, but because your system learned long ago that stopping could mean danger, loss, or letting someone down. I believe what you’re really asking is not “How do I stop being productive?” It’s “How do I trust that I am still worthy, safe, and a good mother when I’m not performing?” The discomfort isn’t a character flaw. It’s grief for an identity that once kept you and your daughter afloat. Untangling worth from productivity often starts not with new beliefs, but with letting the body slowly experience that nothing bad happens when you soften, even a little. I can tell from my own experience ☺️ This isn’t about abandoning responsibility. It’s about learning that being alive is not the same as being useful🙏
Seeking hope
Anyone here has woken up, became nothing and merged with the universe/higher presence/God and then gave in to unconscious patterns and deep survival mode, related to feeling like a hypocrite and then was able to come back to higher states of consciousness?
3 likes • Dec '25
Yes. Many people experience exactly this, even though it is rarely spoken about. Touching higher states does not erase survival patterns. It often brings them to the surface so they can be seen and integrated. Falling back into survival does not mean you were a hypocrite, it means your nervous system was overwhelmed and returned to what it knows. Awakening is not a straight line upward. It moves in waves. Expansion, contraction, remembering, forgetting, and remembering again with more compassion. Nothing real was lost. What you touched is still there. You are not broken. You are in the middle of integration.
Overflowing emotions
Hi! First of all I'm really grateful to be a part of this community! Thank you all for being here! I have an interesting experience and I'm curious if anyone else goes through this. When I start working on my emotions, past traumas, I often experience that despite of the huge revelations and insights of my inner godly being, it sometimes gets me to a point where I get overwhelmed by very strong emotions. At that point I feel like they become stronger than me and I can't really get back to clear thinking. I often even realize that I can not really accept them, I'm automatically fighting it which makes it really exhausting. It is weird because I know what I "should" do but sometimes I can't seem to. These concerns usually are related to health anxiety (most of the time I feel really tired and sick, have trouble sleeping and it feels scary). I found out that this derives from my troubled childhood - I have never experienced safety, I had to constantly be in alert mode - so first and foremost I tried communicating with that inner child, comforting him, but it kinda does not feel honest, since I could not yet integrate this peace I've found within fully in my life. Changing my whole identity feels hard right now. Any thoughts/advices on this? Thank you in advance, godbless❤️
1 like • Dec '25
What you describe makes sense, Meliora. When old survival patterns wake up the emotions can feel larger than you for a moment. Even when your mind understands what to do. That is not failure. It is just your body remembering how it once stayed safe. For people who lived many years in alertness the body often needs small signals of safety before anything deeper can settle. A slower breath, relaxing your jaw, feeling the floor under your feet for a few quiet seconds. These tiny moments speak to the nervous system much more clearly than forcing acceptance or trying to calm everything at once. About the inner child. I believe you do not have to feel fully peaceful before you speak to that part of you. Even a simple “I am here with you” can be enough. The identity shift comes slowly. It is not something you have to push. 🤍
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Noël: Life optimizer. Aikido-based coach. Exploring style, awareness, inner peace and God’s joy. Here to learn, listen and walk the path together.

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