You know the saying about dressing for the job you want and not for the one you have? It’s not about only putting on some clothes to look like you fit the part, it’s because when you think you dress for the part, you see yourself, you start feeling it, you start embodying it and you gain confidence and start believing differently about yourself. It’s not only about pretending or looking better, it’s about everything that comes beyond it.

So, when you embody your Higher Self in your daily life, what you do is that you bring the sacred into everything you do. Not just meditation and prayers. You walk shining from within. Your beliefs will change, and they will slowly change directly at the blueprint stage in consciousness... to eventually reorganize your ego-reality. And everything you will create will have your new You and not your old you.

💛 My mission is to help people free themselves from the ego-based mind control and reconnect with their Higher Self, cultivating lives filled with love, gratitude, and inner peace.

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💖 Every contribution, no matter the size, means the world to me and helps keep this work alive. Thank you for your generosity and for being part of this journey. See you next week! 💖

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