We'd love to know what everyone is reading these days. Is it more educational, channeled stories or fiction? And what is it that draws you to these type of books? For me, and my co-creators, we really dive into more educational and factual accounts so that we can build a clear understanding of Mary's path before, during and after Jesus. However, we have enjoyed some channeled books as well.

Is anyone experiencing profound internal changes? My whole life I e had a career in accounting/finance which obviously requires a strong left brain to handle the details. That ability in me is gone. It feels like I have a whole brain that has a very wide aperture and my body and brain are now in knowing vs the chatter I used to have in my brain. I’ve been struggling because I can no longer hold a job in accounting. It feels like I’m not who I was and I’m in the liminal space of not knowing who I’m becoming. I’m tired of feeling alone with this.

You are not who you’ve been told you are. And if you’ve been feeling that lately…like something doesn’t fit anymore…like an old skin is cracking… Good. That means you’re ascending. Tonight in Sisterhood of the Marys, we are diving into one of the most powerful passages in Mary’s Gospel: The Soul’s Ascent Through the Powers. Translation for real life? We are talking about: • The fear that keeps you playing small • The shame you still carry • The role your family assigned you • The religious or cultural identity you never questioned • The voice in your head that says “don’t change” Mary describes the soul rising and meeting the forces that once controlled her. And she doesn’t fight them. She says: “I saw you.” That’s the turning point. When you recognize fear without obeying it…When you see conditioning without defending it…When you realize the identity you’ve been protecting isn’t actually you… That’s liberation. Why should you participate tonight? Because you might be: 👇👇👇 • Outgrowing a belief system • Questioning your role in relationships • Shedding old spiritual narratives • Feeling destabilized in this global chaos • Craving clarity but not wanting more noise This circle is not theory. It’s a reset. It’s nervous system grounding. It’s identity shedding. It’s conscious witnessing. It’s remembering who you are beneath the garments. 5pm PT / 8pm ET Inside Skool. No need to sign up, mark you calendar, show up with a candle, a journal and ready to do the work! You won't regret it! If you feel like something in you is changing… You’re not breaking. You’re ascending. Who’s coming? Comment below. 🌹🔥

🌿 30-Day Digital Fast for the Soul Beginning March 5 I’ve been sitting with something. The noise lately has been getting to me.😢 Conspiracy threads. Political chaos. Spiritual “awakening” content everywhere. Everyone urgent. Everyone certain. Everyone reacting. And if I’m honest… it was starting to affect my nervous system. Maybe you’re feeling it too. We’re also in the Lenten season. Even if you don’t practice Lent formally, there’s something about this time of year that naturally invites reflection. Reset. Simplifying. So instead of adding more content to the noise, I want to create something steady. For 30 days, we’re going to walk slowly through the Gospel of Mary — line by line — using the Jean-Yves Leloup translation. This isn’t about religious obligation. It’s about honoring the instinct many of us feel right now to reset. Here’s the invitation: Take the time you would normally spend scrolling social media… and do this instead. 👇 Read a short excerpt. Sit quietly for a few minutes. Journal. Notice your patterns. Practice discernment. Practice listening inward. This is for you so that you can: • Calm your nervous system • Step out of reaction cycles • Reclaim your attention • Strengthen your discernment • Deepen communication with your soul • Understand the psychological depth of Mary’s teachings • Move from consuming content to integrating truth Each day will include: • A short passage from the Gospel • Full explanation and grounded commentary • A simple soul-sitting practice • A journaling prompt • Optional reflection in the comments Participation is optional. But I highly encourage daily engagement — not for performance, but because repetition builds awareness. This is not about perfection. It’s about intention. We’ll close together on Good Friday with a live gathering to reflect and integrate what surfaced. If your system needs something steady right now… If you feel the Lenten reset in your body… If you’re ready to step out of noise and into clarity…

Last night we tied red string around our wrists. Not because it was cute. Not because it was symbolic in some abstract spiritual way. Because it felt real. We gathered in reverence of the Marys. And one by one, we told the stories we don’t usually tell out loud. The moments where Mary touched our lives in ways that made no logical sense. The synchronicities that were too precise to ignore. The miracles that felt impossible to explain without sounding unhinged. And the harder part. The part where we wondered if we were crazy.If we made it up.If we were projecting meaning onto random events because we needed something bigger than ourselves to hold onto. There is a particular loneliness in feeling called. Especially when you don’t have language for it yet.Especially when you were raised inside structures that taught you to distrust your own inner voice. Last night, the stories were different — but the thread was the same. 👉One Mary shared her near-death experience. She didn’t “almost die” and come back unchanged. She came back with knowledge. With a clarity she couldn’t unsee. With a remembrance that altered the trajectory of her life. And she carried that knowing alone for years. 👉Another spoke about spontaneous light language rising up through her body in moments of surrender. Not learned. Not practiced. Just emerging. And the fear of telling anyone. The isolation of holding something sacred without confirmation. 👉Others described profound callings that began in the quietest moments — alone in a room, on a walk, in grief, in surrender — when something inside them said, “This is your path.” No applause. No witnesses. No validation. Just the courage to trust it anyway. Every one of them walked that stretch alone first. Every one of them wondered if they were imagining it. And then we sat in a circle and realized… none of us were alone. When one speaks her truth, another feels seen. When one names her experience, another exhales. When one says, “This happened to me,” the room shifts from doubt to recognition.