We're all here learning, growing, and accessing the GOD frequency together. These guidelines help us stay connected and make this space as powerful as possible. Let's show up, engage, and get results. Here's how we operate: NO LURKERS - SHOW UP OR GET REMOVED This community is ONLY for action-takers seriously committed to accessing the GOD frequency. If you're not commenting, liking, or engaging, you'll be removed. We're curating this space for the committed, not the curious. No exceptions. --- BRING REAL ENERGY This isn't a library. Show up with your REAL energy - excited, messy, alive. We're here to take action and manifest results, not pretend we're enlightened. --- SKOOL APP + NOTIFICATIONS ON Download the app and turn notifications ON for live calls and real-time breakthroughs. No engagement = no transformation. Commit and take action. --- DROP YOUR WALLS, OPEN YOUR HEART No masks, no "got my shit together" act. Show up raw and real. That's where the breakthroughs happen and people actually SEE you. --- JOURNAL YOUR GROWTH Share what you're going through - the struggles, the shifts, the insights. Your process might be exactly what someone else needs to see right now. --- CELEBRATE YOUR WINS Big or small, we're celebrating ALL of it. Made $100? Manifested $35K? Finally rested? Drop it. The ego shrinks wins... the GOD frequency claims them. --- ASK CURIOUS QUESTIONS Be like a kid - ask EVERYTHING. No filter, no "is this dumb?" Just pure curiosity. Confused? Ask. Want to go deeper? Ask. --- HOLD SPACE, DON'T FIX When someone shares, just BE with them. No need to solve or fix unless they ask. Sometimes being seen is the whole thing. --- NO SELF PROMOTION Keep your offers and courses out of here. No DM promotions either. Pure contribution only. This space is sacred. --- This is our space. The more you show up, the more you get out of it. The more real you are, the deeper we all connect. We're building something special here - a community that actually takes action, gets results, and manifests together.

He's sitting in the coffee shop and his mind is completely blank. Not blank like spacing out. Blank like clear. Like someone cleaned the windows and he's seeing through them for the first time. The barista is making drinks. The espresso machine hissing. Someone laughing at a table behind him. All of it happening. None of it meaning anything. Just... happening. --- Twenty minutes earlier, he'd been in his car in the parking lot, absolutely spiraling. The presentation. Tomorrow. The one he'd been preparing for three weeks. And his boss just texted saying the CEO would be there. THE CEO. And now his whole career hinged on this one presentation and what if he forgot his words and what if the slides glitched and what if— The spiral was in full effect. So he did what he always does when he spirals. Got out of the car. Walked to the nearest coffee shop. Ordered something. Sat down. Usually this helped. Change of scenery. Caffeine. Give the brain something else to do. But this time, sitting there waiting for his latte, something weird happened. He looked up at the menu board. Just looked at it. And his mind... stopped. Not like he stopped it. More like it ran out of gas mid-sentence. One second: full panic spiral. Next second: nothing. Just eyes. Board. Colors. Words that didn't mean anything anymore. The barista called his name. He got up. Grabbed his coffee. Sat back down. And the nothing was still there. He tried to restart the worry. Tried to get back into the presentation panic. But it felt like trying to remember a dream. He could remember he was worried but he couldn't actually feel the worry anymore. Instead there was just this. Chair. Coffee. Sounds. Light coming through the window. No story about tomorrow. No narrative about his career. No character freaking out about the CEO. Just sitting. He picked up his phone to check something—old habit. But then put it down. Because there was nothing to check. No thought trying to complete itself. Someone walked by his table. "Excuse me, is this seat taken?"

@Sara Solis, @Pamela Gabriel and @Simcha Ehrman