@Tonya Vigil, I was looking forward to you coming to this conclusion Tonya. Living in a world of what-ifs is the most dangerous place to be. Most probably if you ask yourself, what’s the most sustainable solution in your situation, you will come up with an answer. And the answer may scare you because it will most probably be the hardest option. That’s why we want to listen to others rather than ourselves. Deep inside we know what’s best. But if we don’t try, we may overthink and compensate forever. Detoxing the body while drinking poison daily is no help towards health. The same is true with exposure to what we fear or feel angry about. It is good and important to be exposed to it, but if it’s too consistent with no control over it, it becomes overwhelming and leads to burnout. You need to ask yourself, if your peace is completely in your hands no matter how other people respond to your choices, what would you do? Then do your best to make it happen. Plan it. Communicate it. Make goals for it. And break them down into tiny daily steps towards it. Visualise the accomplishment of it and daily get into the energy of its fulfilment, as it already happened. All steps must be equally applied.

@Marginean Paula Andreea, thank you for sharing your vulnerability Paula. I would try to notice, what belief about yourself has been confirmed within you by your partner not appreciating you. Because it’s that belief that makes you feel the way you feel, not your partner. Your partner just triggered that belief. Reflect on what you still believe about yourself that puts you in such a negative, threatening place. If it was hard to breathe it could be that you’re afraid to be left alone and you may be associating being alone with death (hard to breathe), which is completely false. I may be wrong but it’s food for thought. When you find a belief, question it and start loving that version of yourself that is afraid. But eventually reframe it into a more empowering self-image. You are a wise, powerful, capable, and intelligent person today. No thoughts less than this should limit you. And then thank your partner for helping you to experience your own limitation.

I love your visions, dreams, and goals! Thank you for sharing them! I know that many of them may seem far away from where you are right now, but that shouldn’t be a worry. I’ve been daydreaming about what I’m doing today for five years before it became a reality. And I believe that the clearer we are about what we want, the more consciously or subconsciously we will start making decisions that will eventually get us there. I’ve recorded a very deep lesson on manifestation that will help you do everything in your power, step by step, to turn your vision into reality and then release resistance, worry and control. It’s part of Module 4, Day 2, but I’m adding it here because it’s closely related to this topic. Take your time with it and go through the process, not passively, but actively. Write things down, think about them, dream about them, and contemplate them. And don’t worry about how impossible they may seem right now. Time has a strange way of revealing to you what you need to know at exactly the right moment. MANIFESTATION: BECOMING A FREQUENCY MATCH

@Maksim Grekov I really appreciate your honesty, especially about the days when you feel stuck or uncertain. It’s completely normal to have those moments, and the fact that you keep going is already a big part of the progress. Just make sure, you balance learning with implementing. And taking breaks when needed. Also, your feedback about having more explanations and real-life examples is really helpful. And don’t worry about “giving feedback perfectly”, what you shared is valuable exactly as it is. 🙏

Thank you all for your honest feedback. Just so you know, the first sign of transformation is never in your reality, but in your relationship to it. You become less reactive and you start to see events more as lessons, what patterns are still keeping you in the same reactive reality. Over time, you become so good at noticing patterns that you change them as soon as they arise, and that means you make the unconscious conscious and you don’t let it go unconscious again. So you change your response, change how you feel about the situation, and change how you behave in its presence. When that change is more consistent than the old unconscious reactions, you will create different results that will reflect also outside of you. Be patient with yourself, and know that without commitment to this change, not much can change. Love yourself into a greater self. 💚 Much love, Gasper