Hi everyone, I have been really busy today so less posting. How are you with the work? Any questions?

Guilt will always try to pull you back. There was a time in my life when I felt guilty for wanting time for myself. Guilty for needing space. Guilty for not dissolving entirely into the roles of mother and wife. Being a mum and a wife wasn’t always wonderful for me—not because I didn’t love my family, but because it forced me to grow up, to change, to shed parts of myself so fast that something inside me quietly broke. I forgot me. I became so busy taking care of everyone else that I forgot I, too, was part of that family. It took me years to understand a simple truth: You cannot give what you do not have. Not love. Not joy. Not presence. When I finally came back to myself, I saw guilt for what it really was. It was never mine. It was a state I had accepted—imposed by society, inherited norms, and an idea of “normal” I never consciously chose, yet faithfully lived out. Neville said we are not victims of circumstances, but of the states we occupy. And guilt was just a state—one that kept me loyal to a version of myself I had already outgrown. The moment I withdrew my attention from guilt, it lost its power. The moment I chose myself, the world reorganized to reflect that choice. I found myself again. Different—but still me. Stronger. Wiser. Grounded in my own authority. Empowered. And unpredictable. Because the day I gave up guilt… was the day I reclaimed my state of being.

I used to think I had no control over my life… until I understood God’s Law and God’s Promise. God’s Law is simple: what you assume to be true, becomes true. Your life is just a reflection of what’s happening inside you. God’s Promise is even better: if you live in the feeling of your wish fulfilled, it will manifest. Not someday—your inner state is already creating your outer reality. So here’s what I do: I imagine what I want, as if it’s already mine. I feel it in my body and heart. I persist, no matter what I see around me. The law is always working. The promise is always true. Your imagination is your power—your feeling makes it real.

I know posting in a new space can feel awkward at first. No pressure at all — this is just a soft place to land. If you feel like it, drop a comment with: • how you’re feeling today (one word is enough) • or where you are on your journey right now • or simply say hi so we know you’re here There’s no right or wrong way to show up here. This space grows through small moments of honesty, not big performances. I’m really glad you’re here, and I’m excited to build this together.