@Emma McDonagh yes to all above. I am thinking about maybe changing it but I’m not sure. This Awakened group is something we have been doing over a decade and it involves everything from what we have put into practice or have knowledge about. It’s hard because I have also helped many others in grieving, inspiration & motivation about life, also used to own my own crystal shop so very spiritual being. It’s just figuring out what the right path would be. I also don’t want to be putting so much work into it all and still be sat with less than 10 members in a years time. Maybe invest your time to watch some videos about how we succeed. I have a module I’m slowly working my way through but still confused on what people are actyally selling. Good rule, be yourself first and learn the trust from others. I’ve done this for years, people invest in your genuine ways, trust and gets motivated by you as an individual. X

@Shirley Ackers allow your body to do what it needs to do today. Try not to put any pressure on yourself and do what brings you joy even if that’s sitting binging on movies. Give yourself these moments. X

@Eddy Epstein I hear you!! For me, awakening has been realising how much of what we’ve been taught or led to believe just doesn’t add up. Since I was young, I’ve noticed how the systems around us feel more and more corrupt, and it’s like peeling back layers of illusion. It’s uncomfortable, but also empowering once you start seeing it for what it is.

@Shirley Ackers That’s such a powerful share 💚 I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s incredible how moments of deep pain can also bring such clarity and reflection. Awakening really does shift how we see health, relationships, and even ourselves. Thank you for opening up, it’s a reminder of how much strength can come from such experiences ✨

@Shirley Ackers welcome and thank you becoming part of this community. Grief can be so complex but finding ways to navigate through this can make life a little less hard work for you.